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In Antioch District 1 Council race Torres-Walker leads in fundraising followed closely by Gibson-Gray, Motts

In Antioch District 1 Council race Torres-Walker leads in fundraising followed closely by Gibson-Gray, Motts
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Military Personnel Searched Students at a California High School

Black students reportedly told their parents when they went home that day that they were singled out for particularly intrusive searches and interrogations.

Letter: Newsom, Legislature should spend state surplus on education

Open Society Foundations Announce 2020 Soros Justice Fellows

Open Society Foundations Announce 2020 Soros Justice Fellows Posted on (image: Open Society Foundations) NEW YORK, Dec. 18 (Korea Bizwire) Fighting to reduce lengthy sentences for youth. Building a network of Black HIV movement lawyers. Tackling structural racism through the power of dance. Organizing differently-abled people who have engaged with the criminal justice system. Providing a toolkit to help those affected by the criminalization of immigration. These are just a few of the projects being undertaken by the 2020 class of Soros Justice Fellows, a mix of artists, advocates, organizers, and researchers dedicated to advancing reforms and addressing the ills of the U.S. criminal justice system. These 19 fellows, who hail from eight different states, Puerto Rico, and Washington, D.C., will receive a stipend of $57,500 to $127,500, for full-time projects lasting between 12 and 18 months.

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Open Society Foundations Announce 2020 Soros Justice Fellows NEW YORK, Dec. 18, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) Fighting to reduce lengthy sentences for youth. Building a network of Black HIV movement lawyers. Tackling structural racism through the power of dance. Organizing differently-abled people who have engaged with the criminal justice system. Providing a toolkit to help those affected by the criminalization of immigration. These are just a few of the projects being undertaken by the 2020 class of Soros Justice Fellows, a mix of artists, advocates, organizers, and researchers dedicated to advancing reforms and addressing the ills of the U.S. criminal justice system. These 19 fellows, who hail from eight different states, Puerto Rico, and Washington, D.C., will receive a stipend of $57,500 to $127,500, for full-time projects lasting between 12 and 18 months.

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