In addition to our staff columnists, The Seattle Times publishes a variety of syndicated columnists, representing a breadth of political thought and perspective. Below are recent syndicated columns published in The Times.
In the wake of the #MeToo movement, "he said, she said," is quickly becoming, "she said, he cringed and remained silent." Another variation is, "she...
The power of a democracy, you see, lies less in the force of its laws and customs than in mutual, unspoken agreement to be bound...
The American public was outraged this week when the Chinese government severely punished the Houston Rockets and the National Basketball Association over one pro-Hong Kong...
Around New Year’s 2017, a community organizer named Chris Lambert leased a soon-to-be-empty school building for $1 in one of Detroit’s poorer African American neighborhoods....
Workplace discrimination is just as wrong today as it was in the 1950s, '60s or '70s.
By simply existing, black people remind white people of those sins of their forebears, sins many are desperate to minimize or forget. Because down that...
Trump's betrayal was his failure to defend the Kurds against one of their mortal enemies: Turkey.
The United States should be doing everything in its power to encourage and support Iranians in their quest for equal rights and a freer society.
Most Republican lawmakers were sent to Washington to fight for spending cuts, lower taxes and conservative judges.
Trump isn’t an aberration. He’s unusually blatant and gaudily corrupt, but at a basic level he’s the culmination of where his party has been going...
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