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ALT Image depicts four activists outside the Supreme Court. There are three signs that read, 'abortion is healthcare,' 'women aren't the only people who have abortions," and "abortion restrictions exist to control us not protect us'
ALT Illustration of two masculine people holding a baby dressed in a frog costume. The person on the left is wearing a pink shirt that says #1 Dad and blue jeans. The person on the right has a yellow shirt, and is accessorized with a nose piercing and orange flower earring. The background is blue with clouds and there's a speech bubble that reads, 'parenting has no gender'
ALT Digital illustration of two Black people standing together. On the left is a Black trans fem with pink hair wearing a tank top and jeans. On the left is a Black trans man with short hair wearing an oversized jacket. Text reads, 'nothing 'radical' or 'feminist' about transphobia.'
ALT Colorful mosaic art from the Midway and around the Twin Cities depicting African cultures and community stories and history
ALT Screenshot of tweet with a link to a Star Tribune article, featuring Senator Gomez gesturing with both hands held in front of her, a gesture of compassion, beseeching a colleague to hear her out Text: We Make Minnesota @wemakemn "We were really focused on who it is that needs help the most in this moment," said House DFL Tax Chair @RepAishaGomez. "We want Minnesota to be the best state in the country to raise kids and have a family." 100 #mnleg startribune.com Minnesota lawmakers set to vote on $3 billion tax cut plan
ALT Native Lives Matter. Our diverse community matters. A nearly decade-long fight for environmental justice is coming to an end. An agreement struck at the State Legislature that will support the sale of the Roof Depot site for an East Phillips Indoor Urban Farm vision. We heard of the many children in East Phillips who have died from environmental racism. The stories of our relatives with heart disease, cancer, and asthma here in our neighborhood and in the Southside Green Zone. This is a milestone in stopping the city from polluting our neighbors. We showed our resilience, dedication, hope and never backed down. We can and will build a vibrant neighborhood hub that supports public health, affordable housing, jobs and local businesses. The East Phillips Neighborhood Institute and our residents never gave up. They fought, stayed up long nights, and showed our state a vision that was for and by the people. I am forever grateful for their advocacy for our neighborhood. Without them,
