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In summary A coalition of mayors are advocating for a guaranteed income that would improve the livelihood of many California children and families. By Shimica Gaskins, Special to CalMatters Shimica Gaskins is the executive director of Children’s Defense Fund-California, a child advocacy
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Trump's Memorial Day weekend amid pandemic spent golfing, tweeting conspiracies and insults | The Atlanta Voice
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Laverne Cox Is Auctioning Off Her Rainbow Emmys Clutch For A Great LGBTQ Cause | HuffPost
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ANC squabbles in North West continue, 4 members turn to courts | News24
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