In our final episode for the MLK series, WHS, alumni Cynthia Davis and Mesgana Teklu share wholesome memories of how their friendship began. Tune in to hear Mesgana's experience as a Black woman in the arts and Cynthia's journey to starting the Black Student Union at Woodinville High School.

On today's episode, Mr. Layman discusses his experiences as a Black child being adopted into a White family. He then expands into his roles as a leader, and how his childhood shaped him into the person that he is today.

Today, with Erin Jones, we are going to talk about international race relations and being a black woman in politics & education.

On this episode, we will be learning how Mr. D got into African-American studies. We will also talk about his traveling museum and his equity work.

On this episode, Ayva Thomas, Assistant Director of Racial and Educational Justice for the Northshore School District, dives into her work with racial justice in the realm of education.