Sabra Boyd: A Workaholic in Progress

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On the Depp v. Heard trial, the politics of crying, the unique misogyny actresses face, and the dangerous fears of white women who are true crime fans
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Last week, Vice published my article about second chance employers and the barriers people face when looking for work after prison. I worried a lot over…
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Each year on January 11, Human Trafficking Awareness Day is recognized across the U.S. This year, we should examine what we are actually building…
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Only a few hours left to vote today, Seattle!
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“We are all in the gutter, but some of us are looking at the stars.” — Oscar Wilde
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Before I was a homeless teenager, I was a child actor in the 90s with parents who circumvented child labor laws, the Coogan Act, and SAG-AFTRA union…
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Danny Westneat and the Uncompassionate Seattle Amendment Charter
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Our legal system treats children like we’re living in a Monty Python sketch about the Middle Ages
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I joined AmeriCorps out of desperation when I graduated during the 2008 recession. I hope Gen Z doesn’t make the same mistake during COVID's dismal job…
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My journey down the rabbit hole of trying to understand how someone who also grew up homeless could possibly vote against raising the minimum wage
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I don’t know if all journalists cry after interviews, but I cried after listening to the arduous and beautiful journey of the Alati family. I’m so…
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No one who has ever lived in the Pacific Northwest should be surprised that a QAnon mayor took over the town of Sequim
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