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Where do we stand with race and justice in Seattle?
Race, Justice & Democracy: Where do we stand?
3/22/20161:29:23

Seattle has a reputation as a progressive city, but when it comes to matters of race and justice how progressive is it? KCTS 9's Enrique Cerna moderates a panel discussion with Steven Gonzalez, Washington state Supreme Court justice; Ed Murray, mayor of Seattle; Nikkita Oliver, lawyer, poet, and Seattle Black Lives Matter activist; and Marcus Green, executive director of the South Seattle Emerald, and later Hyeok Kim, Seattle deputy mayor. Race, Justice & Democracy: Where Do We Stand is a co-production with Seattle Channel and KCTS 9, presented in partnership with Seattle CityClub and Town Hall Seattle.

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