How should Seattle use millions of dollars to end homelessness in the city? According to two new reports, it should redirect resources from transitional housing to more permanent housing programs. How will the city tackle these recommendations?
Meanwhile, Seattle City Council is considering a controversial ordinance that would change how the city conducts homeless encampment evictions. What is the conversation around these evictions really about?
Donald Trump has been running a campaign against political correctness, but what does political correctness really mean? When do we need it and when does it go too far?
Also, according to The Atlantic, canvas grocery bags aren’t as good for the environment as we might have thought. What to do about all those canvas bags?
We'll tackle these subjects and more on Week in Review.
Listen to the live discussion Friday at noon. Join in by following @KUOW and using #KUOWwir. Audio will be available on this post by 3 p.m. You can also listen to the rebroadcast Friday night at 7 p.m.
Get caught up on the issues:
Seattle could end most homelessness in 3 years, national experts say
How one former Seattle top cop would fix America's policing problems
Sorry, Trump, ‘political correctness’ has its benefits
Is your canvas grocery tote bad for the environment?
Panel:
Bill Radke @KUOWRadke, host
Joni Balter@jbalter, is the host of Civic Cocktail on the Seattle Channel
Knute Berger @KnuteBerger, is the Mossback at Crosscut
Michael Maddux @michaeljmaddux, is the chair of the King County Young Democrats