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The World is Burning, My Dog is Dying, and The Meds Are Working As Intended

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By Alex Perez, Àlex Pérez
| Medium
It isn’t everyday you witness the start of a new era. More often than not we surface to find the color of the sky has changed while we were submerged in our daily whatevers. Sometime towards the end of last year I saw the page turn on what is most definitely the final chapter of my little Shih-Tzu, Sookie’s, time here on earth. A sudden vomiting spell gave way to a 24 hour period of violent shakes and falls.
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Entertainment - Progress Times

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By Lea Victoria Juarez, Maria Ruiz, María Ruiz Verified, Alex Perez, Àlex Pérez
| Progress Times Verified
In her short film Vuelve a mi, Andrea Flores tells the story of her experience with losing a parent in her childhood home. When she set out to make the film, the Missionite wanted it to be an homage to the city’s past. Instead, she created a more personal piece about her late mother, Alejandra… The Senior Ambassadors Men’s Chorus is inviting men who love to sing to become a part of their group.
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Minnesota justices question white couple’s standing in ICWA case

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By Alex Perez, Àlex Pérez, Nancy Spears Verified, Trisha Collopy Verified
| Sahan Journal Verified
This story is being co-published with The Imprint, a national nonprofit news outlet covering child welfare and youth justice. Amid drums, smudging and chants to “bring our children home,” supporters of the Indian Child Welfare Act gathered early this morning outside the Minnesota Capitol building, as the state’s highest court considered the latest legal threat to the bedrock 1978 law. The rally outside the Supreme Court today was deeply personal for Korina Barry, of the Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe.
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