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We haven’t always been abolitionists
Some lessons from the Mark Wahlberg campaign as we embracing our transformation towards abolition.
By sumi dutta, Laura Li, & Turner Willman
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Love Letters to Movement Leaders: Cecilia Chung
Thank you Cecilia Chung, for working to end discrimination and violence and protecting trans and HIV+ communities. Read More
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Love Letters to Movement Leaders: Jinsong Guo
Thank you Jinsong Guo and all the unsung heroes in the Asian American mental health awareness movement Read More
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Asian Pacific American Heritage Month 2019
We’re doing APAHM in a big way this year! Check out what we have up our sleeves Read More
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Love Letters to Movement Leaders: Ai-Jen Poo
Happy Asian Pacific American Heritage Month to Ai-Jen Poo and all domestic workers caring for our families. Read More
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Love Letters to Movement Leaders: Mazie Hirono
March is Women’s History Month and we're dedicating this letter to Mazie Hirono -- and all the Asian American badass women calling out the haters around them. Read More
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We're Hiring a Development Associate!
We're growing our team: now hiring a development associate (based in Detroit)to support Asian American organizing, as well as awesome art, media, and tech projects! Read More
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Love Letters to Movement Leaders: Mark Aguhar
We're remembering Filipinx American, Mark Aguhar, who celebrated femme of color resilience and beauty through her artwork. Read More
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Immigrant families will be punished for being poor
Trump’s DHS wants to deny immigrants from entering the U.S. or obtaining their green card. 18 Million Rising teamed up with comic artists Glenn Urieta and Keith Chow to fight Public Charge -- an attempt by the Trump administration to punish immigrant families who use programs like Medicaid and SNAP to survive. Speak out here! Read More