Superman comes out as bisexual, as DC Comics ushers in a new man of steel
Up, up and out of the closet! The new Superman, Jonathan Kent — who is the son of Clark Kent and Lois Lane — will...
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What’s it like to come out at school nowadays? Seattle’s LGBTQ+ youth speak out WATCH
In honor of National Coming Out Day on Oct. 11, we spoke to several Seattle-area school-age youth about what it's like to come out nowadays...
Maritime High charts new course to diversify old boys club workforce VIEW
Currently, less than 3% of maritime jobs are held by women and people of color. Maritime High School in Des Moines aims to address this...
Pitch your idea for improving public education to The Seattle Times Student Voices project
Washington teens and young adults can apply between now and Oct. 24 to be a part of the next Student Voices project at The Seattle...
I was in 2nd grade on 9/11. I’m still questioning what I learned
Seattle Times reporter Dahlia Bazzaz has spent most of her life learning about 9/11 and experiencing the effects. She thought she knew everything there was...
Seattle Children’s pledges to earn back trust and increase focus on diversity, following inquiry into racial disparities
Seattle Children's released its anti-racism action plan, following months of public outcry when a highly regarded pediatrician cited institutional racism within the hospital when he...
The digital divide is narrowing, but how will schools maintain progress?
With more technology and hot spots in the hands of students, schools started to close the digital divide during the pandemic. Now, as we prepare...
Scientists are racing to unravel the pandemic’s toll on kids’ brains
Worried parents are asking themselves difficult questions: Did the pandemic affect children's brain development? What about their mental health? Researchers are scanning children's brains and...
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