December 2017

100 Years of Seattle Activism
The surprising history of Seattle’s century-long fight for human rights. The surprising history of Seattle’s century-long fight for human rights.
In this issue:
Arts & Culture
Best of the City

History
100 Years of Seattle Activism
Eat & Drink

Critic's Picks
Seattle's Coziest Dining Destinations

Eat Here Now
What We're Eating Now: December 2017

Slurping Encouraged
Seattle’s Newest Ramen Bars Will Warm Your Soul
Editor's Note

Editor's Note
Well, That Was a Weird Year
Home & Real Estate
News & City Life

100 Years of Activism
1972–74: Native Activists Fight for Their Rights to Fish

100 Years of Activism
1999–2003: Progressives Protest the Global Trade Agenda and the Invasion of Iraq

100 Years of Activism
1956–69: Seattleites Stand Up for Racial Justice

100 Years of Activism
1935–42: Locals Protest Anti-Interracial Marriage Laws and Japanese Internment

100 Years of Activism
1917–24: Seattle’s Anti-WWI Women and the General Strike Make News Worldwide

Shade Index
7 Ways 2018 Will Be Better Than 2017

100 Years of Activism
2015–17: Kayaktivists Confront Big Oil and Washington Confronts Trump

100 Years of Activism
2012–14: Seattle Pushes for Legal Weed and a $15 Minimum Wage

100 Years of Activism
1991: PNW Riot Grrrls Stage a Revolution

100 Years of Activism
1982–84: The Trident Nuclear Submarine; Grassroots HIV Care

100 Years of Activism
1970: Anti-Vietnam Protests Break Out—But the Dude Abides

100 Years of Activism
1968: Birdwatchers and Mountaineers Defend the Wilderness

100 Years of Activism
1953: Filipino Cannery Workers Strike

100 Years of Activism
1931: Unemployed Citizens Erect Hooverville

Feature
How 'Real Change' Changes Lives

Instagram Spotlight
Reader's Lens: December 2017

Black Hole Fun
How Nobel-Winning LIGO Lab Detects Gravitational Waves

Quote Unquote
Is Jay Inslee Ready for the Other Washington?

License to Speak Ill
Should Seattle Defend Kshama Sawant?
Style & Shopping

Elements of Style