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Melissa is a first-grade teacher who was fired from her job in Wisconsin when she spoke out about the school board's choice to not let students sing the song 'Rainbowland' and the continued impact of extremism on schools, teachers and youth.
Monroe Poston is a tireless advocate for her community in the nation's capital. From working with unhoused youth to helping the trans and gender nonconforming community with job readiness, she has been helping HRAJ folks in the city survive and thrive for decades.
65% drop in Fortune 500 companies communicating commitments on diversity & inclusion; despite shifting climate, 2026 CEI-rated companies employ over 22 million U.S. employees, with 534 major companies across…
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