Thursday, Dec. 7 was a typical rainy Seattle evening, courtesy of an atmospheric river and an early sunset. And, like most typical Seattleites, I was more than ready after a long day of work to go home, dry off and dive under some blankets and hope that Friday came swiftly. Instead, I went to the Northwest African American Museum (NAAM), located right by Jimi Hendrix Park, for the artists’ reception of “Positive Frequencies.” ...