Sunday Video: Black Wall Street’s Tragedy Didn’t End In 1921
https://youtu.be/mRIGiHiPWCw
Bloomberg QuickTake documents the history of Tulsa's Greenwood neighborhood (also known as Black Wall Street), a Black district, which fell victim to angry mobs...
Midweek Video: Why America’s Police Look Like Soldiers
https://youtu.be/KOAOVbyfjA0
How did America’s civilian police forces go from just uniforms and basic equipment to militarized forces mirroring the national military? Vox takes a look...
Sunday Video: The 1850s Map That Changed How We Fight Outbreaks
https://youtu.be/VJ86D_DtyWg
The story of Dr. John Snow and the London Cholera 1854 Outbreak transformed epidemiology and our use of maps to track deadly outbreaks of...
Your Friendly Neighborhood Industrial Use, Part 2
How did we get here?
Over this series of articles, I am laying out an argument that Seattle should mix industrial uses in our residential...
Sunday Video: Where Did The Rules Of The Road Come From?
https://youtu.be/CFgqNiFi0cw
How did we end up with the rules of the road?
Holiday Video: The Lost Neighborhood Under Central Park
https://youtu.be/HdsWYOZ8iqM
Central Park is world renowned and beloved by many, but it has a shrouded history marked by elitism and racism. In this video, Vox...
Midweek Video: How The US Stole Thousands of Native American Children
https://youtu.be/UGqWRyBCHhw
The history of assimilation in America of native people is terrible and indefensible. This Vox video explains how this process was adapted over time...
Sunday Video: How The Dutch Beat The Ocean
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XoEZvSl5Cg8
Johnny Harris of Vox explains why Amsterdam has canals and how the Dutch have fought the ocean for land.