Seattle hosts beach walk for ‘anyone who identifies’ as nonwhite

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City officials in Seattle held a Sunday beach walk “open to anyone who identifies” as nonwhite.

The walk at the City’s Discovery Park was marketed as a way “to appreciate nature in a way that is culturally responsive to your experiences as Black, Indigenous, or People of Color [BIPOC],” according to an advertisement posted to the Seattle Parks Twitter.

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