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OPEN: FT Editor position @tcdailyplanet. We’re offering $42-$52k, healthcare+, and the opportunity to use community journalism to push for new narratives. Here’s how to apply >> bit.ly/DPEditor21

2021 continues to show us why we must shift the narrative around public safety. We’re looking for an Editor so we can get back to the work we do so well—amplifying, connecting marginalized voices. Learn more at bit.ly/DPEditor21.

We're hiring for an Editor, and prioritizing storytelling experience over journalism experience. App reviews begin April 19. Learn more and apply here: bit.ly/DPEditor21

This weekend, come out to Little Mekong Night Market on University Ave. W. & Western Ave, at the Asian business and cultural district in Saint Paul. tcdailyplanet.net/events/lit…

“[Juneteenth] celebrates [Black] history here in the United States. (...) It’s a platform to celebrate what we have contributed.” Lee Jordan, regional director for the national Juneteenth celebration ow.ly/Z4Jv50uHZPY

“With our mission [at Provision Community Restaurant] we are targeting community-based solutions.” -Anna Wienke, Provision’s founder and executive director ow.ly/Z4Jv50uHZPY

The Court of Appeals found that the district judge "erred by limiting its analysis of the amended [Section 8] ordinance’s public purpose to reducing prejudiced-based discrimination." ow.ly/Z4Jv50uHZPY

Cutting room floor: Jesús and Eduardo are photographed here by @AbMarcovici for our “Minneapolis renters build collective power despite retaliatory landlords” article: ow.ly/hp0750uIuma

In 1980, Al Edwards, a Black legislator from Texas, coined the neologism, “#Juneteenth,” to celebrate historical manumission across continental U.S. ow.ly/Z4Jv50uHZPY

Provision Community Restaurant aims to bring “community-based solutions” to the Hennepin County area, where 10.5 percent of its population is considered food insecure. ow.ly/Z4Jv50uHZPY

“A disproportionate number of Section 8 vouchers, 84 percent, are used by people of color, while 41 percent include households where someone has a disability.” ow.ly/Z4Jv50uHZPY

Monkeybear’s Harmolodic Workshop works with artists of color to develop creative and technical skills in contemporary puppetry. Learn how you can support their work via GoFundMe: ow.ly/nrZZ50uIua1

ICYMI: “What kind of aesthetics in contemporary puppeteering will emerge when there are more artists of color (...) participating? How will the aesthetics change? It’s about what’s to come.” ow.ly/PaC650uIu8O

In 1996, Minnesota became the fourth state in the US to recognize Juneteenth as a national holiday. ow.ly/Z4Jv50uHZPY

Provision Community Restaurant is a non-profit, give-what-you-can community cafe that will soon open its doors in July. ow.ly/Z4Jv50uHZPY

A Court of Appeals ruling favors a local ordinance prohibiting landlords from rejecting applications by tenants with Section 8 vouchers. ow.ly/Z4Jv50uHZPY

This week: a ruling bans landlords from screening out Section 8 tenants; in LynLake, a give-what-you-can community cafe will open doors in July; and Juneteenth is an observed holiday in Minnesota. ow.ly/Z4Jv50uHZPY

Join this opportunity on Wednesday to hear from elders who share their histories and stories about North Minneapolis for the Northside Oral History Project. ow.ly/4PFf50uGMUG

Don’t let deadlines hold you back from applying to our new role as editor at the Daily Planet. Here’s your chance to apply. workwithtcma.org/