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In the 2013 film, "Who Is Dayani Cristal?," the background of a Central American migrant worker and the fatal journey he took to reach the United States is explored as a microcosm of our country's harsh immigration and border policies.  After the film, there will be a brief discussion about the factors that have contributed ... Read more
Come join us for our eleventh general election canvass for Shaun Scott! Shaun is a democratic socialist running for Seattle City Council District 4, advocating for a Green New Deal for Seattle, public housing, municipal broadband, and so much more! Shaun’s also received the Seattle and national DSA’s endorsement. The general election for Seattle City ... Read more
Come join us for our general election canvasses for Shaun Scott! Shaun is a democratic socialist running for Seattle City Council District 4, advocating for a Green New Deal for Seattle, public housing, municipal broadband, and so much more! Shaun’s also received the Seattle and national DSA’s endorsement. The general election for Seattle City Council ... Read more
In 1977, Rosie Jimenez, a Latinx college student and single mother, was the first known person to die after the Hyde Amendment banned federal funds from covering Medicaid abortions. This effectively cut millions of low-income people off from safe access to reproductive healthcare. She felt she had no choice but to seek out a cheap ... Read more
Join the Shaun Scott campaign for their first coalition canvass during the general election! Shaun is a democratic socialist running for Seattle City Council District 4, advocating for a Green New Deal for Seattle, public housing, municipal broadband, and so much more! Shaun has been endorsed by the Seattle DSA, the national DSA, SEIU Local ... Read more
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