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Recriminalizing Illicit Drugs in Oregon Is the Compassionate Response to Drug Addiction, Lawmaker Behind Effort Tells the Sun

Oregon’s drug decriminalization debate is shaping up to be a microcosm of a larger battle over harm reduction versus stricter law enforcement.

The Skanner News - Legislative BIPOC Caucus Stands with the Tennessee Three

Following last week’s news that two Black lawmakers were expelled from the Tennessee House after they joined over 7,000 peaceful protestors in speaking out against gun violence, Oregon’s Legislative Black Indigenous People of Color (BIPOC) Caucus releases the following statement.

Connecting NH Minority Owned Businesses with Capital Advice / Public News Service

The goal of a program through the Community Loan Fund is to connect with and support more minority-owned businesses in New Hampshire. The Community-Driven Economic Empowerment Initiative is a pilot program, launched to increase access to technical assistance, training and loans for Black and Brown business owners. Zachery Palmer - community business lender with the Community Loan Fund - said many businesses may not be in need of a loan or access to capital, but might be looking for advice, or the chance to help create a network of minority-owned businesses in the state. .

Progress on WA Police Accountability with Refinements on Tap / Public News Service

A year after their passage, police accountability bills in Washington state are showing signs of success. An ACLU Washington analysis found a 62% drop in police killings through November 2021, compared with the previous two years. Rep. .

Valentines on Display for Loved Ones Lost to COVID 19 / Public News Service

To mark the losses of the past two years from the COVID-19 pandemic, people are posting Valentine s Day cards in Portland. A wall in the city has been dedicated to valentines to loved ones people have lost and thanks to folks on the front lines, such as first responders and teachers. Betsy Zucker is a retired nurse practitioner and chair of the health-care committee for Portland Jobs with Justice. .

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