
What are the risks of extremism in Minnesota?
Moonshot, a safety tech firm, analyzed more than six months worth of search data showing online appetite for extremist mobilization to targeted violence, political violence, anti-government, conspiracy theories, and armed groups.

Unheard Stories: Asian Americans Experiencing Hate
How disrespectful it is that eight members of our community were killed and we were met with ‘Happy St. Patrick’s Day’ greetings from white colleagues the next day. We saw more social media posts about celebrations than acknowledgement of our suffering and our grieving.

NEWS: Intoxication and Rape
The opinion went on to note the Legislature’s “unique institutional capacity” to address the issue, specifically citing the CSC Working Group and Rep. Moller’s legislation as a remedy. The bipartisan bill has not received a committee hearing in the Senate.

Good News
An In-the-News roundup: Deb Haaland, VAWA, and more

Women Are the Protectors
More than any time in my life, women are reclaiming our power.

$3 Million Donation for Police Reform Efforts
The Pohlad Foundation will invest in innovations in public safety, law enforcement, anti-racism work, and is seeking applicants from the seven-county metro area.

The Sentencing Project Report
Over 10,000 people are still serving life for crimes committed when they were under 18-years-old.

$1 Million for Twin Cities Black-Owned Businesses
A grant to the Metropolitan Economic Development Association (Meda) will give funds to support Black-owned entrepreneurs in Minneapolis

Letters From an American: Voting, Vaccines, Income Loss
Heather Cox Richardson, a history professor, writes a popular daily email on Substack that provide context around political news. She wrote about these topics in the last week:

In the News: March 2021
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Trauma-to-Prison Pipeline, Restorative Justice for Vets, Bias in Protests and Sentencing, Reparations, other resources

Antiracism and Health Equity Funding
Antiracist research is a revolutionary way of doing research grounded in the understanding that racism is a fundamental cause of health inequities

Ethnic Studies in Minnesota
Ethnic Studies has been added to graduation requirements in…


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