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Surprising No One, The Evergreen Echo Endorses Resounding ‘No’ on I-638
In opposition to Let’s Go Washington, No Hate in Washington State argues that said biological determination screenings would be invasive, harmful, and would likely be unconstitutional in Washington. Since IL26-638 does not call for a bilateral implementation, or rather for biological girls to be barred from boys sports as well, NHWS argues that the initiative may be unconstitutional under Washington's anti-discrimination law.
Runway to Runway: Flight Attendant Fashions Expose Civil Rights Flashpoints
Walking into the Museum of Flight to view Runway to Runway, I never expected to leave with such a profound sense of connection to the history of civil rights in the United States. Having studied and worked in fashion for many years, I was familiar with some of the design collaborations behind the uniforms—like Braniff Airways and Emilio Pucci—but less familiar with the stories that give them layered meaning. What I discovered was how the flight attendants and their uniforms are intricately woven into the fight for gender, labor, and racial equality.