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    "It is crucial for the stability of our democracy that Facebook move forward with equitable enforcement of its policies against the incitement of violence in every language." via

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    “What happened in Georgia is simply a continuation of the issue…the same kind of white supremacy has happened ever since colonists landed on the shores of this particular continent.”

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  3. Mar 22

    Three activists from across the country—Georgia, California, Tennessee—dig into the good, the bad, and how best to hold the Biden administration accountable:

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  4. Mar 19

    Meet the Key Players in George Floyd’s Murder Trial

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    Mar 19

    The renewed interest in language inspired the question: how many people— driven by the urgency to connect with loved ones out of reach—are using the quarantine to learn their native or cultural tongues? via

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    Mar 19

    "Facebook must make a serious commitment and effort to disrupt hateful activities and dangerous conspiracy theories, which abide by no language barrier." Read what & and I wrote here :

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    Mar 19

    Time for to stop the disinformation online. Great article by on the Latinas leading the way: (), (), (), (), and .

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    Mar 19

    For , I spoke to 3 women about relearning native tongues during the pandemic. Eva turns to Chinese cookbooks to connect w/ her Popo over WeChat. Kiran relearned Hindi to address virus misinformation. And Rabia dreams of saving her native Kutchi.

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    Mar 19

    MUST READ ALERT If you read one piece today it HAS TO BE THIS ONE. and write on how disinformation on Facebook targets Latinxcommunities" and how they plan to solve the problem. via

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    Mar 19

    . , , out with an op-ed in today calling for to prioritize Spanish-language content moderation.

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  11. Mar 19

    Facebook has a problem with widespread Spanish-language disinformation. Here’s how three advocates plan to solve it.

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  12. Mar 17

    Where is the data on missing and murdered Indigenous women? We spoke with investigative journalist .

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    Mar 17

    "Over the last year, there has been a 📉 of $840M+ from police departments, an 📈 of at least $160M in communities across the country, and 🚫'd contracts for policing in schools saving $34M." 👏🏿👏🏿

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  14. Mar 16

    Three Women Discuss Relearning Their Native Languages During the Pandemic

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  15. Mar 15

    This is the largest settlement that the City of Minneapolis has paid out to the family of a victim of police violence.

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  16. Mar 15

    Same Struggle, New System: How the Movement for Black Lives Is Holding Police Accountable

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  17. Mar 12

    "We reflect on her life, her senseless death and why we will always say her name."

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    Mar 11

    “Ultimately, centering the experiences of first-generation college students during the pandemic forces educators to reckon with the structural inequalities our most vulnerable students were facing long before the pandemic.” via

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    Mar 10

    "Nearly a year after George Floyd’s death, many activists, citizens and people of color are still on edge. Our reporter is on the scene." Minneapolis and This Moment via

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  20. Mar 10

    Nearly a year after George Floyd’s death, many activists, citizens and people of color are still on edge. Our reporter is there.

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