Racial & Social Injustice

Caregiving during a pandemic: “It’s apples and eggplants.

Group home and residential facility workers juggle staffing, safety, and care during Covid-19.
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The Law and Black Hair

Women of color have dealt with stigmas surrounding their hair for centuries. From the ancient world spanning into today's world, the struggle continues with identities concerning topics of hair texture,…
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Disability Organizations Seek Relief to Keep the Lights On

By: Sheila Regan, Freelance Community Journalist Covid-19 has wreaked havoc on nearly every aspect of life in Minnesota, and support systems for people with disabilities are no exception. Minnesota’s social…

A New Politician: Alfreda Daniels runs for Brooklyn Center City Council

By: Afua (Nyia) Harris On a chilly January evening, I met a woman running for Brooklyn Center City Council. Her name is Alfreda Daniels. She just happened to be the…

Leadership By Example: An Inside Perspective on Leadership and Positivity Within the Prison Community

Leadership development is a crucial piece of the work to build community and restorative justice. At the Stillwater Prison in Bayport, MN, men have the opportunity to explore their own…
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Parks are for Kids

Approved at the end of last year, MPRB's budget demonstrates an investment in youth, particularly youth from marginalized communities. Youth funding increasing by close to a million to a million…
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The Future of Minneapolis Neighborhood Organizations

Minneapolis League of Women Voters, Civic Buzz, Feb., 4, 2020, had an overflow crowd, the largest audience in a long time, of citizens concerned about neighborhood organization.
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Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women: Panel and Community Discussion

Watch a recent discussion on legislative action in support of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and hear from local leaders.
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The Minnesota State Capitol Moves on Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women

According to the FBI and the U.S. Department of Justice, within Indian Country, nearly half of all Native women - 46% - have experienced rape, physical violence, or stalking by…
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From Voice to Impact: Tactical Use of Art and Design for Today’s Fight

Whether it’s an ad hoc street protest, or a multi-faceted state level campaign, we need to utilize all available resources toward creating transformative change.
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