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Patheresa Wells
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Arts, Culture, & Community Reporter, South Seattle Emerald
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Biography
Patheresa Wells is a versatile storyteller and editor with a deep passion for using storytelling to create social change. With years of experience in literary publishing and arts journalism, she has contributed to numerous projects and publications, including editorial work for Bellingham Review and Arcturus Literary Journal, which won an AWP award during her tenue. Based in Seattle, Patheresa is also dedicated to community-driven storytelling, having reported on arts and culture for publications like The South Seattle Emerald and the Seattle Times content calendar The Ticket.
Opinion , Arts , Culture , Community
Adventure Travel, Sports
Content
'Hey, Black Seattle!' the Digital Hub of Black Community in the Puget Sound Celebrates Its Anniversary
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By Patheresa Wells Verified| southseattleemerald.org@ The space inside The Triple Door crackled with the excitement of a crowd on edge waiting for the first performer of the night. The air was filled with joy, unapologetic celebration, and sensuality. At the final sold-out night of the third-annual Fatlesque Fest Northwest, emcee Alotta Boutté guided the crowd through the evening, teasing them with jokes, poking fun with suggestive innuendo, and encouraging roaring applause as panty bosses collected tips.
By Patheresa Wells Verified| southseattleemerald.org@ Seattle has a history of embracing plant-based eating and dining long before it became mainstream. However, the city's most lauded vegan restaurants are clustered in central neighborhoods, like Capitol Hill or Ballard, leaving those in South Seattle with fewer choices. Moe Vegan — a restaurant that evolved from a food truck and catering business — recently opened in Kent to fill that void. From the moment I heard about Moe Vegan, I was intrigued.
Company Info
South Seattle Emerald
In a community long-silenced by mainstream media, the Emerald acts as a powerful megaphone: amplifying the voice and experience of South Seattle. Founded as a platform that authentically depicts the dynamic voices, culture, arts, ideas, and businesses that fall within South Seattle's borders, the Emerald is news as it was originally intended to be: not as business, nor as a forum for propaganda, but as a service to the community it chronicles. In the words of Board Vice President, Bridgette Hempstead: "For the community, by the community, to the community."
Seattle, Washington, United States
'+1 206-380-1710
Founded: 2013