Talk about it: Words that matter in our lexicon
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Talk about it: Words that matter in our lexicon

We urge our community to learn the meanings of words crucial for self-expression and mutual understanding. Engage in discussions about these attempts to restrict media and literacy. Support traditional media to help preserve stories that might face future censorship. Study the banned book lists and understand their significance. Most importantly, speak out against these broad attempts to restrict media terms and advocacy language.

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Intentional Conversations About Organizing for Change

Intentional Conversations About Organizing for Change

Let's talk about making positive changes in our communities! There are so many amazing ways we can come together and create the change we want to see. Remember - every action counts, no matter how small. While this journey takes dedication and energy, I'm excited to share some ways you can get involved, either solo or with your community!

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NO BUY PROTESTS and HOW to START

NO BUY PROTESTS and HOW to START

We need to reduce consumption in general—it's a major issue across various niches & shopping trends. However, there's a powerful way you can protest through your spending habits. While not everyone can commit to a "No Buy Year," what about starting with just one day of buying nothing new? Two important No Buy Days are coming up: January 29th, 2025, and Black Friday during the holiday season. So, what impact does this kind of spending protest have?

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TALK ABOUT DEI

TALK ABOUT DEI

Let’s Unpack the term DEI (Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion) - it's far more significant than mere corporate terminology and it truly should not be used as a slur towards marginalized people! These three deeply interconnected values function in harmony to establish environments where every individual has the genuine opportunity to showcase their talents and abilities, free from discriminatory barriers based on their personal identity.

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