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Steps away from Pike Place Market, the first social housing property in Seattle — and one of the first in the United States — has arrived.

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🏠 Social Housing Lottery Opens to 10,000 Applicants

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On a quiet, cloudy Saturday in May, Ahlam Nur and her family are putting the final touches on their newly opened cafe, Shaah & Sheeko (.and.sheeko). The first few customers trickle in to try the cafe’s signature Somali tea and baked goods.

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"The Voting Rights Act's significance—and what its destruction means—can be traced back to what the Southern states themselves said they were fighting for. Confederate Vice President Alexander Stephens, in his 1861 Cornerstone Speech, declared that the Confederacy was founded on the belief that Black people were not equal to white people and that slavery was their natural condition."

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