Phylliss Ewell was a home health aide who loved caring for people in need. She was a single mother who worked two, sometimes three, jobs to support herself and two children she raised in Duquesne in the 1970s. Despite Ewell’s multiple jobs, the family still qualified for programs such as
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Elizabeth Bentley brings appeals court experience gained at the highest level to her role directing the new Civil Rights Appellate Clinic at the University of Minnesota Law School.
Months after their landmark decision to overturn Roe vs. Wade, the United States Supreme Court began its new term – arguments Monday included a case that could impact Minnesotans.