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Deep reporting of the wide perspectives of Minnesota legislators in discussing the ethnic studies bill proposed for an impending vote.

We talked with candidates and other Minnesota engaged in politics about how reproductive rights, public safety, and education are impacting voters.

Talking about the impact of learning Ojibwemowin, the importance of language revitalization and the role of language in grieving, and hopes for an expansive Ojibwemowin curriculum in Minnesota schools.

“The term Critical Race Theory is being used as a catch-all for people’s fears and anxieties. This has been happening forever. It is odd that it is working.”

I do not want to keep having marches to remember these beautiful women and relatives because something awful happened to them. We have to be proactive.

The state has been “headed in the same direction for 162 years. Trying to turn the ship is a tall order, but we are in a moment where we have to get it done. If folks are not willing to be in that work with us, then they just have to get out of the way.”

Ethnic Studies has been added to graduation requirements in Minnesota. The Minneapolis School Board unanimously approved Ethnic Studies as a

“To start having a curriculum that reflects all the people of the United States,” said Garrett, “we must start looking at things differently.”

From a student, to a school administrative manager at Minneapolis Public Schools Hmong International Academy, to chairwoman of the St. Paul Board of Education, Xiong was an advocate for education.

A nurse called attention in September to hysterectomies performed by a gynecologist on detained migrants without their full consent.

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