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It is recording. Thank you to ChrisTiana ObeySumner, the interpreters and captioner - and to all of you for joining.

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since we started late, I assume we will go late. I have a hard stop at 130 so please excuse that I will have to leave then. I hope you send around the transcript after this so people can read it separately. I don't want to miss any of it. thanks so much

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actors of institutions that have designed, attrition -- attribution -- a fem presenting person long hair in the yellow in a halter -- what is that called, halter top.

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Black leggings and red jazzy scooter with their hand up in the air and it says disabilities is an intersection.

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5 states have eliminated subminimum wage/14c via state legislation: NH, MD, AK, OR, ME.

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WA state bill passed and is awaiting signature by the Governor.

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than five.

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Maybe 3%.

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And I'm like are you saying that you would create a hostile accommodation process for 95 to 97% of your disabled staff because you are afraid that there might be someone possibly trying to game the system?

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what does the anti-capitalist mean?

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Those are resources to say part as well.

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And an intersectional erasure is essentially when there is apathy or lack of regard for the whole happening.

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And that dripping is why it's important to have the tools that are resources and awareness so that you can start to look for those leaks and start to turn those off.

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As a coalition of organizations with different priorities, how can we best harmonize our efforts on including anti-racism and equity in our collective work? Can the coalition continue to offer equity trainings for member orgs and officers?

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the CCD is working to advance policies that center ALL people with disabilities, including BIPOC people with disabilities. As we do this, are there ways we can still be attractive to white conservatives in flyover states? For example, to them the expression "anti-capitalism" has a different meaning than just being against sub min wage. It means being against the entire system of capitalism. Could we not say that we are fighting so people with disabilities are viewed and valued equally? how can we speak about these justice issues in a way that goes way beyond the "amen choir"?

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Thank you!

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Is there an update on Matthew Russian and his case?

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Here's more info on Matthew Rushin https://www.pilotonline.com/news/crime/vp-nw-matthew-rushin-20210329-7zithjbqqvf2hj5eilwxdbakn4-story.html

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Thank you!

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Thank you Gelila!

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that you need to be.

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You need to be leaning into discomfort.

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Hi. Where's the intersetion between Restorative justice. We need to guard against absolutes in this field.

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Will the recordings be sent out .

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Thank you!

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thank you!

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Thank you!!