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“Will Be Run Out of the City”: Racial profiling in Spokane at the Turn of the 20th Century

By Julianna Amante
Sometimes the law comes swift and unfairly as with the African American sex workers of downtown Spokane in the early 1900s.

In Honor of Her Father: The tale of Sonora Smart Dodd, the mother of Father’s Day

By Julianna Amante
"I began thinking of my mother who passed away in 1898 while I was yet a child. My thoughts naturally turned to my father who was left with the responsibility of rearing six children." - Sonora Dodd

Redlinging's Lingering Shadows: Housing discrimination shaped Spokane in ways that are still visible today

By Julianna Amante
The East Central is a primary example of the ways that raciallly restricted housing policies altered a neighborhood.

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