More than 2,000 people braved freezing temperatures at Spokane's MLK Day Unity march, marking the first gathering without beloved co-founders Ivan Bush and Rev. Happy Watkins.
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.
If Martin Luther King Jr. lived long enough to see the suffering of Palestinians, he would have joined the call for justice for the Palestinians in their own land.
More than 150 people gathered in Moscow, Idaho for a reproductive rights rally organized by Bans Off Moscow, protesting state abortion restrictions and the University of Idaho's DEI ban. Demonstrators braved freezing temperatures to advocate for immigrant and women's rights.
Join Spokane NAACP Vice President Jaime Stacy for an MLK Day celebration of beloved community at the North Spokane LDS Church. Free event features spirituals and community dialogue.