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Action Alerts
We have officially moved into our new home, and now we need help bringing the space to life.
After an incredible first round of volunteer support, we’re inviting our community back to help us unpack, organize, and decorate before reopening for LGBTQ+ youth.
June 2, 3:00PM–6:00PM
Every poster hung, every supply unpacked, and every room organized helps create a space where queer youth can feel welcomed, affirmed, and connected
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Additional Articles
The Israelization of the United States Military Is Proceeding
Few Americans know the history of how Israel’s “wag the dog” relationship with the United States developed. Israel’s 1967 successful war against its neighbors demonstrated to military planners in Washington how a qualitative edge in weapons could…
Around the World, Global Solidarity and Cooperation are Remarkably Popular
One of the curious ironies of our time is that, although many politicians spout heated nationalist rhetoric, rail against foreign nations, and belittle international cooperation, this approach to international affairs is not at all what most…
Federal Court Blocks Policies Threatening Survivors Seeking Humanitarian Protection
U.S. District Court Judge André Birotte Jr. of the Central District of California has issued a major victory for immigrant survivors of domestic and sexual violence. While litigation is ongoing, this ruling preserves the intent and impact of…
Book Review: A Dream Deferred: Jesse Jackson and the Fight for Black Political Power by Abby Phillip
When the Reverend Jesse Jackson died on February 17, it was very nearly the end of an era. Watching his funeral was surreal. Now only the Reverend Andrew Young remains from that group of African American preachers who fought so doggedly for civil…