Naomi Ishisaka writes about race, culture and equity, through a social-justice lens. Her column appears weekly on Mondays.
So long as progressive voters think, “I am not sexist but I think everyone else is,” it’ll be almost impossible for a woman Presidential candidate...
It looked like this year might be a repeat of #OscarsSoWhite. Instead, "Parasite" pointed to a new, more inclusive future for filmmaking.
Conjoining “foreigners” with disease has a long history in the United States — and discrimination can actually make disease outbreaks worse.
The best time to stop street crime and violence is before they start.
Called “Real Rent Duwamish,” the all-volunteer effort — in partnership with the tribe — facilitates monthly “rent” payments to the tribe. Real Rent Duwamish has...
For Naomi Ishisaka, the holiday isn't for shopping or TV binges, but for reflection and action.
Instead of fostering suspicion of our neighbors, we should stretch out our hands to each other in peace, urges columnist Naomi Ishisaka.
Florist Mary Wesley’s story serves as a microcosm of the shifting demographics and challenging landscape for Black business owners in the Central District.
Thinness and wellness aren’t synonymous, and neither are obesity and illness. It’s time to question outdated notions of body size and health.
Communities of color are going to bear the greatest brunt of climate change. So let's make sure they have access to electric vehicles and other...