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✏️ Michigan lawmakers passed a historic education budget that includes a record $10,050 investment per student, universal school meals, universal pre-K for 4-year-olds, community college access for all, expanded literacy programs, and more.
A Texas church painted a rainbow on its front steps in protest of a state order to remove painted crosswalks
Oak Lawn United Methodist Church in Dallas painted its front steps in rainbow colors in response to a statewide order requiring cities to remove rainbow crosswalks from public streets.
The church decided to act following a rally in the Oak Lawn neighborhood, where residents were encouraged to display rainbows on private property as a form of peaceful protest. It wanted to let people know it was a place people “can come and find sanctuary.”
Why is this good news?While the LGBTQ+ community needs more support than rainbow-painted crosswalks, they are an important signal of representation and visibility, and that a community is welcoming and inclusive. Arguably, these church steps will be an even more powerful, visible welcome sign to passersby.
After a catastrophic flood, a small Massachusetts town united to help a 99-year-old WWII veteran who lost everything
When a devastating flood destroyed the home that 99-year-old WWII veteran Leo Valente and his daughter Cheryl had shared for nearly 60 years, and insurance and the VA failed them, they turned to their community for help.
Cheryl explained their situation to a local news station, and neighbors rushed to the comments in a Facebook post to not only share their condolences, but to offer help in the form of monetary donations, furniture, and more.
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