Seattle's Community Garden Policy Raises Racial Preference Questions
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Seattle's P-Patch Community Gardening Program is facing questions over how race and equity factor into participation. The city's website says its Race and Social Justice Initiative seeks to address race-based disparities and increase participation among groups it identifies as underrepresented in the program. The speaker discusses the policy and questions whether Seattle's approach raises legal concerns about racial preferences in a city-run program. Subscribe for more coverage of Seattle politics, government accountability, public policy, and Washington news. #Seattle #SeattlePolitics #RacialEquity #PPatch #GovernmentAccountability #WashingtonPolitics #PublicPolicy #CurrentEvents