History of Exclusion on the Eastside Connects Past to Present-Day Advocacy

On Wednesday, February 22nd, 5:30-6:30pm, a coalition of organizations, including partners of The Urbanist, is offering an event that tells the story of the Eastside through a racial equity, transportation, and affordable housing lens.

Speakers Guillermo Rivera (Eastside for All) and Chris Randels (Complete Streets Bellevue) will also connect the past to the present, showcasing actions that can be taken now to further equity in land use, transportation, and housing policy in East King County.

Last time “History of Exclusion on the Eastside” was held over 100 people participated — don’t miss your chance to sign up and become a part of this opportunity deepen your knowledge of local history and learn about ways to advocate for solutions to regional problems.

The Seattle Times Found Many Ways to Profit From Exclusion and Redlining

A short walk through the long history of discriminatory housing ads It’s interesting to sift through historic print newspaper advertisements and get a glimpse of the city’s history. It’s not always a good history. Questionable phrases pop up associated with names you recognize. Half acre lots in Innis Arden for $1,500.  Four bedrooms in Queen … Continue reading The Seattle Times Found Many Ways to Profit From Exclusion and Redlining

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