"A lot of people are horrified at what's happening to their neighbors." Immigrant workers, labor organizers, and community allies gathered in Granger, WA as early as four a.m, on September 19, 2026, embarking on a 25-mile walk to Yakima. The route was an echo of a farmworker march in 1986, one which WA-14
At Indigenous Joy Festival, Native Americans and Palestinians came together to celebrate their cultures. The festival, titled "From Turtle Island to Palestine," was a collaboration between advocacy groups Tri-Cities For Palestine and Reservation Roots. "Our people lived on this land since the beginning of time," Yakima Nation member Zelda Winnier told us. Native Americans and
"The system of corruption persists strongly... they fire you, even if it's illegal." José, a farm worker in Sunnyside, WA, was one of many speaking out about worker mistreatment at a local mushroom farming operation. He showed up for Sunnyside's second annual May Day march, honoring workers and raising awareness about labor rights. "
"A lot of people are horrified at what's happening to their neighbors." Immigrant workers, labor organizers, and community allies gathered in Granger, WA as early as four a.m, on September 19, 2026, embarking on a 25-mile walk to Yakima. The route was an echo of a farmworker march in 1986, one which WA-14 State House candidate Ezequiel Morfin participated in with his dad
Visit PageAt Indigenous Joy Festival, Native Americans and Palestinians came together to celebrate their cultures. The festival, titled "From Turtle Island to Palestine," was a collaboration between advocacy groups Tri-Cities For Palestine and Reservation Roots. "Our people lived on this land since the beginning of time," Yakima Nation member Zelda Winnier told us. Native Americans and Palestinians have found solidarity through their shared histories of colonial
Visit Page"The system of corruption persists strongly... they fire you, even if it's illegal." José, a farm worker in Sunnyside, WA, was one of many speaking out about worker mistreatment at a local mushroom farming operation. He showed up for Sunnyside's second annual May Day march, honoring workers and raising awareness about labor rights. "We live in a community where we're 86,
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