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We don’t take no for an answer. Our group comes from an incredible line of folks who have paved the way to get us what we have now, and we plan to spend this year “passing the torch” to disability advocates to come.
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State and local agencies have launched programs to support these workers and ensure their basic needs are met. But these efforts are not enough.
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Passing Prop. 14 would be an important step toward saving lives from incurable diseases.
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I am willing to afford white people and the police safety, but I am not willing to pay for it with the continued loss of Black lives and dignity.
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Buses are the linchpin to ensuring that we stop global warming, stop rising inequality and get people where they need to go safely.
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With the absence of sufficient justification, this policy seems a deliberate effort to impose barriers on international students and threaten the autonomy of universities and their diverse international scholarships.
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This moment should be a call to face the crisis of homelessness — in the blink of an eye, the pandemic created the political urgency necessary to do so.
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Wildfire preparedness transcends divisions, between the hills and the flats, students and neighbors. When disaster strikes, it will affect us all.
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Prop. 18 is worth a “yes” vote on merit of its fairness alone. But there is also a case to be made that Prop. 18 would make for a healthier democracy.
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If seen as a real labor issue, laundry might effectively catalyze a powerful coalition of students and the city’s working poor and unhoused populations.
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