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Jim Ludwick, founder of Oregonians for Immigration Reform, said it was surprisingly easy to find support for their

Government

License to discriminate?

John Schrag February 13, 2017

Zach Nutting and his daughter play with their two dogs in the yard of their current home, just down the road from the lot

Environment

With thousands seeking to build rural homes, will Legislature cut off water for fish?

Adiel Kaplan February 13, 2017

Legislative funding shortfalls for Washington's foster care system, which underly the extraordinarily high payments to at

Foster Care

Foster youth rally in Olympia demanding solutions to crisis

Allegra Abramo February 10, 2017

Ron Louie was the first police chief in Oregon to collect data on the race and ethnicity of people stopped by his officers

Government

Chiefs say stop data aids community policing

Kate Willson February 8, 2017

No Record on Race

Government

No Record on Race

InvestigateWest February 8, 2017

Ron Louie was the first police chief in Oregon to collect data on the race and ethnicity of people stopped by his officers

Government

LISTEN: Ron Louie

Kate Willson February 8, 2017

Portland's most recent stop-data report showed that of the 9,000 motorists who were stopped between July 1 and Sept. 20,

Government

Stopping the data

John Schrag February 8, 2017

Race and justice in Oregon: A timeline

Government

Race and justice in Oregon: A timeline

Kate Willson February 6, 2017

The menu from the not particularly subtle, now-closed Coon Chicken Inn, built in the 1920s. From the City of Portland's

Government

Discrimination by name

Kate Willson February 6, 2017

Darrell Millner, professor of black studies at Portland State University. Photo by Kate Willson.

Government

LISTEN: Darrell Millner

Kate Willson February 6, 2017

Avel Gordly. Photo courtesy of Portland State University.

Government

Outlawing bias

John Schrag February 6, 2017

Justice disparate by race in Oregon

Government

Justice disparate by race in Oregon

John Schrag February 1, 2017

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