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We’ve been documenting the frontlines of the Seattle protests since day one. Omari’s inquisitive coverage and objective commentary have been praised by protestors, government officials, community leaders, residents, and local business owners.

 

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Omari sits down with members of the community to discuss the Capitol Hill Organized Protest — an occupation surrounding Seattle Police Department’s East Precinct.

 
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Mothers On The Front Lines March Unites Community Against Gun Violence in Seattle
Mothers On The Front Lines March Unites Community Against Gun Violence in Seattle

The Mothers On The Front Lines march, held yesterday in Seattle’s Capitol Hill neighborhood, was a display of community resilience and a collective call for systemic change. Organized by Echoes Of Our Children, Just/Us Love Ones, and We Got Us Moms, the event brought together grieving families, local advocates, and city officials to confront the city's ongoing gun violence crisis.

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Mother’s Justice Show: The Big O Discusses Legacy, Trauma, and 'The Big O Show' 
Mother’s Justice Show: The Big O Discusses Legacy, Trauma, and 'The Big O Show' 

Converge Media's Omari “The Big O” Salisbury recently joined his brother Chukundi Salisbury Sr. on the Mother's Justice Show on 1150 KKNW to discuss his new show, “The Big O Show,” the legacy of their parents, and the emotional toll of covering the Seattle protests. Chukundi was filling in as host for the show's incredible founder and his mother, Reverend Harriet Walden.

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Reflections on the Rediscovered Dignity of Antonio Mays Jr.
Reflections on the Rediscovered Dignity of Antonio Mays Jr.

Today, I was privileged to sit down with Libby Denkmann on KUOW's Soundside alongside KUOW reporter and producer Will James. The core of our conversation was the recently rediscovered footage—a video that I filmed in the chaos of the Capitol Hill Occupied Protest (CHOP) back in June 2020. This is footage that captured the words of Antonio Mays Jr., a sixteen-year-old boy, just days before he was tragically shot and killed in the zone.

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