OVER 30 SCHOLARS, WRITERS, ARTISTS, AND ACTIVISTS CHOSEN TO GIVE FREE PUBLIC TALKS AROUND THE STATE SEATTLE— Should we use technology to build “better” humans? How did a peace agreement between Indigenous tribes shape the United States Constitution? What are the implications when wealthy urbanites flock to rural parts of Washington? With presentations ranging from the personal to the global, Humanities Washington has announced its new 2021-2023 Speakers Bureau participants. T

Murdered by police (from top, left to right): Rekia Boyd, Aiyana Stanley-Jones, Michelle Cusseaux, Kayla Moore, Miriam Carey, Shelly Frey, Tanisha Anderson, Alexia Christian, Meagan Hockaday, Mya Hall, Janisha Fonville, Natasha McKenna Time and time again across the U.S., the horror of police violence against Black women is covered up: violence in the form of rape, sexual assault, and murder; violence committed by cops with no accountability for their actions; violence that p