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Sheepishly

Confused how @naomiishisaka.bsky.social can write a column premised on male Instacart shoppers being bad without even once noting how the pay structure and classification as contractors affects how they are rewarded for the quality of their work. www.seattletimes.com/seattle-news...

The male Instacart shopper problem is deeper than groceries

Gender imbalances in household labor persist, despite gains for women in the workforce, columnist Naomi Ishisaka writes. It can show up in unexpected ways.

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Fun fact: In the Primary, Katie Wilson's vote share increased 4.54% from Election Day (when they counted about 50% of ballots) to the final count. In the General, her share has increased 4.51% from Wednesday's drop (when they counted just about 50% of ballots) to now. Amazingly consistent.

Funny thst Danny Westneat gave a column to Tim Ceis to pre-spin his clients that they didn’t waste money on Harrell, actually he’s gonna lose because of Trump & tech CEOs. Not cause of Harrell & Ceis & that lot at all. www.seattletimes.com/seattle-news...

The switch that flipped in Seattle politics

The sight of unimaginable Big Tech wealth at the gates of American democracy shook Seattle politics. The mayor, among others, may not survive the quake.

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Love love love that the ST Ed Board is *still* campaigning to lower ethics standards and insisting it's a "reasonable reform". They should read THEIR OWN EDITORIAL FROM 2016 where they took the opposite position on the same policy: www.seattletimes.com/opinion/edit...

No need to water down ethics code for Seattle City Council

Seattle should keep a bright-line rule separating council business from the personal interests of council members.

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NEW: Seattle City Councilmember Cathy Moore is withdrawing her bill to lower ethical standards for council members by allowing them to vote when they have a financial conflict of interest, saying it's "clear that we require more time to ensure we get this right."