Support comes from the Seattle Public Library, presenting the bullet lecture in American history at the Central Library.

Dr. Ned Blackhawk shares the hidden history of 20th century Native American activism.

March 10th at 7 p.m. registration at SPL.org slash lecture.

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Hey, good morning. I'm Patricia Murphy. It's Monday. This is Seattle now. More than 25 years ago,

a harrowing series of events took place at Seattle's Garfield High School. It involved a teacher, rumors of abuse, and the students who pressed for the truth.

That's the subject of KUOW's new narrative podcast, Adults in the Room.

In a minute, we'll talk with host, Isolda Raftery.

But first, let's get you caught up.

Fridays join us. First, let's get you caught up. Friday's joint U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iran drew reactions from Washington residents

and politicians this weekend.

Hundreds of people rallied against the strikes in downtown Seattle.

King Five reports hundreds others rallied from cars in

support of the action, waving flags along I-5 and I-405 on Saturday. Eastern Washington

Congressman Michael Baumgartner expressed support for the action Sunday, calling Iran's nuclear and ballistic missile program

significant threats to America's national interests and security. Washington, Senator Patty

Murray released a statement Sunday, calling for Congress to, quote, return immediately and put an end to this war.

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