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Monthly Archives: January 2010
January 26, 1969: The Assassination of Edwin T. Pratt
The surge of assassinations of leaders of the civil rights and black liberation movements in the late 1960s cast a wide enough net across the United States that it was bound to reach Seattle eventually. It did so on the … Continue reading
January 17, 1970: Jerry Rubin Brings the Chicago Noise to Seattle
The Chicago Seven begat the Seattle Seven — and it all began with Jerry Rubin. Jeff Stevens histories you stridently.
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