How three key players view the narrative about sex work and gun violence on Aurora Avenue
On Saturday night, more than 100 people who live around Aurora Avenue North in Seattle marched to protest gun violence in their neighborhood.
It was organized to call attention to the escalating number of shootings neighbors and law enforcement say are related to sex trafficking in the Aurora corridor.
In desperation, some neighbors recently took matters into their own hands and put up makeshift street barriers to try to stop people from driving through neighborhoods.
The city council has begun working on legislation that would allow the city to close off streets at the discretion of the…
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