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Aaron Hedge

Aaron Hedge writes about Christian dominionism and environmental issues in and around Spokane. He’s led local coverage of several important local stories, including the fallout from Mayor Nadine Woodward’s appearance at an anti-queer worship concert, the resignation of a gay teacher in Mead and water contamination on the West Plains. He has a master's in creative writing from Eastern Washington University and a master's in environmental studies from Prescott College. He started teaching journalism classes at Gonzaga University this fall.
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Uncertainty for Spokane’s Haitian migrants — and for employers

Haitian migrants in Spokane face uncertain futures as Trump revokes Temporary Protected Status, while local employers and unions pledge support despite potential deportation threats.
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Trump’s immigration policies lead to arrests in Washington, Idaho

Following Trump's immigration policies, federal agents have arrested at least four people in Spokane, detaining them in Idaho's Kootenai County Jail, raising concerns over local cooperation and migrant rights.
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Anti-Haitian hate pops off on Spokane city government socials

Haitian Spokanites wonder if they are welcome in Spokane after reading anti-haitian hate on Facebook after the city recognized Haitian Independence Day on Jan. 1.
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Anti-abortion church near Planned Parenthood Spokane relaunches as ‘Voice’ after legal battles

The Church at Planned Parenthood (TCAPP) — the anti-abortion ministry founded in 2019 in Spokane by Pastor Ken Peters, who built a modest national profile on the ministry’s brand — is reemerging as the 'Voice' after years of legal battles. 
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Small-government group takes root in Spokane county, Muslims need not apply

Learn about Tactical Civics, a national small-government group introduced to Spokane County by conservative activist Chris McIntosh.
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Unite Against Hate’ Conference in Spokane Brings Together Diverse Groups to Combat White Supremacy

Find out how a conference in Spokane brought together activists, academics, and community members to combat hate and promote unity.
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American Atheists will convene Spokane conference to fight Christian nationalism and white supremacy

A two-day conference titled 'Unite Against Hate: Resisting White Supremacy and Christian Nationalism in the Pacific Northwest' will take place Oct. 25 and 26 at the Central location of Spokane Public Library. It aims to equip people who live in the Inland Northwest to fight such hate.
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