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Cross-racial Solidarity, Love, and Care
April 2, 2021
In early March, my friend and co-conspirator LyLy shared this article with me. When she sent it, six Asian women hadn’t yet been murdered in Atlanta. The historic white supremacy and racialized violence faced by
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Minnesota House passes statewide Earned Sick and Safe Time
Last week, the DFL-led Minnesota House passed a landmark bill that would ensure all Minnesotans – regardless of income, race or zip code – can access Earned Sick and Safe Time. Together, we’ve won paid
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We’ve Got This – Saying #Yes4Minneapolis
The Yes 4 Minneapolis people’s petition signature deadline is March 31st. That gives us six more days to reach the 20,000 signatures we need to put public safety on the
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A farewell and an invitation
TakeAction Minnesota Community, As I shared in my last email, I’m leaving TakeAction Minnesota to manage a Minneapolis City Council campaign. This is the last email you’ll receive from me, and I’m leaving you in good
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A Just Transition is About Possibility
For me, one of the hardest things to envision about the Climate Crisis is what a better future could look like. So many of us can imagine the scary things – increasing fires, polluted water and air, extreme temperatures – but we can’t imagine what true climate justice is. We’ve never been given the tools to imagine what something better could even be, which keeps us from making it real.
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I believe in a future where we are all safe, heard, and loved.
I am devastated and heartbroken by the violent murders of Asian women in Atlanta yesterday. White supremacy grows violence in our communities. White supremacy hurts all of us. At the same time, I hold
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Minnesotans Need Reproductive Freedom
Megan (she/her) is a mother, a caregiver, and a part of TakeAction’s Leadership Assembly. She wants to build a world that includes everyone. She knows that no one person knows
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Busy Voter’s Guide to Caucuses and Conventions
What is a caucus? Caucuses are community gatherings where neighbors come together to decide who they want their party to endorse and the issues they want the party to focus
