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Nearly all of us are working, yet most of us seem to be worse off than ever. Why?

Bring it on! I turn on the loudest, most radical Irish music I can find, by the inimitable Irish Rovers, and belt out “Bells over Belfast” while frantically shoveling my beast out of its latest snowy prison. 

Find a clickable PDF version here, from our weekly Changemakers Alliance newsletter In 2022, Minnesota Women’s Press offered 264 unique

We can be ourselves without fear of being made fun of, or bullied, which is something a lot of us deal with in our daily lives.

“The United States has come a long way from the past. This … has compelled generation after generation to overlook the present.” — from an essay in “The 1619 Project”

I have refused to compromise on my autonomy. I choose to fight every day for the life that I have built in Minnesota. It has been a choice to embrace and love my existence as a disabled person, exactly as is.

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This ongoing series of conversations with Minnesota women about their engagement in politics was created as a collaboration between Amra

My view of the media business I love is that we tend to be reactive, writing for a passive audience. But our most engaged readers are NOT passive, and want to get in front of the stories, to change outcomes.

Why can’t we reward and celebrate the people who seek help?

They did not want ‘those’ kids near ‘their’ kids.

We are all survivors of the human condition. All of us are attempting to make our way through the world. If we could go across the room and ask everybody to tell us “what makes you happy, what makes you sad, what challenge you have had in life, what success you have had, what makes you tick” — three things would happen.