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D1 Signing today at Southwest, so proud of @JacobHartman_ for signing with @UST_Football today!!!
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This is a reminder that this race is not binary. No matter where you fall on our city’s political spectrum, you have a place here with us. Pragmatic or progressive, Humphrey or Wellstone, there’s a seat at this table for everyone ready to build with us. startribune.com/jazz-hampton…
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Thank you @PrepRedzoneMN and @OJW_Scouting for the write up and new ranking! @LakersFootball1 @612Qs @JacobHartman_
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Congratulations to SW alumni @TK_Marshall28 2x National Champion on his amazing career at NDSU!!! Can’t wait to see what you do next!!! We are so proud of you!!! @LakersTFXC
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Read @JTerrell41's guest column in the Pioneer Press here: twincities.com/2024/12/22/ju…
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These are a few of the things we’re thankful for. And, most importantly, we’re grateful for the tireless efforts of all of you who believe in a better criminal legal system.
Learn more at mnjrc.org.
#CriminalJusticeReform #JusticeResearch #CommunityBuilding
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We’re remembering Lt. Gov Peggy Flanagan’s powerful message at last year’s Re-Imagining Justice Conference as we gear up for this year's conference! Register to join us on November 19th: mnjrc.org/events
#ReImaginingJustice #Incarceration #Minnesota #CriminalLegalSystem
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MNJRC wins Ally Award, and more! wix.to/kPUt4Wx
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Expungement is a vital component in shaping our cannabis laws. Shoutout to MNJRC Board Member @RowaderJim for his leadership in this space!
Minnesota poised to expunge misdemeanor marijuana records as early as May. Felonies will be reviewed. startribune.com/minnesota-po…
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If you are on felony probation, supervision or work release in Minnesota, you can vote.
Voting gives you a say in your future and your family’s future. Voting is your right. Voting is legal.
Reclaim your power and vote!
ALT "YES! You can vote!" in bold text a the center, with a checklist reading "Previously Incarcerated, Parole or Probation, Home Detention, In Jail Awaiting Trial, On Work Release". You can vote if any of these apply to you! The ACLU-MN logo is in the lower left corner across from a black and white image of a hand putting a ballot in a box.
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Our legal team is on its way to fight for voting rights this morning at the MN Supreme Court!
55k Minnesotans won the right to vote last year. If you are on probation or people for a felony, YOU CAN VOTE!
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The ability to choose our government is a fundamental part of having a functional democracy.
It’s of the utmost importance that all Minnesotans have an equal and meaningful chance to have their vote count.
We are proud to support this precious right today, and always.
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The ACLU-MN and Faegre Drinker just supported freedom for all at the MN Supreme Court this morning.
We argued to protect voting rights for people with felony convictions who are out of prison or on work release.
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Shout out to one of our democracy partners, @ACLUMN for tenaciously working to defend two decades of grassroots work to restore the voting rights of over 55,000 MNstns statewide. We are proud to stand with all impacted MNtns in cocreating an inclusive democracy. #ItMattersMN
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This morning, we argued at the MN Supreme Court to protect voting rights for people with felony convictions who are out of prison or on work release.
aclu-mn.org/en/press-release…
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Voting is legal. That’s why @ACLUMN and @FaegreDrinker were at the MN Supreme Court today, to argue that the 55,000 Minnesotans who regained the right to vote shouldn’t have it taken away again. People deserve a voice and a vote in their own futures.
