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This blog was written by Shannon Holloman about a community conversation Voices for Racial Justice was a part of that took place in April with young workers about economic prosperity and the role of tax credits, specifically Minnesota’s Working Family Credit (WFC) and the push to expand it during this legislative session so that more young people…
This is the final part of a piece written in collaboration with Brett Grant (Voices for Racial Justice), Clark Biegler Goldenrod (Minnesota Budget Project), Roberto de la Riva (Inquilinxs Unidxs), and Eric Hauge (HOME line). Read part 1 here, part 2 here, and part 3 here Policy Proposals to Protect Renters in the Twin Cities…
