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ALT A graphic split into two sides, vertically. On the left, a section of the AIDS quilt, including a tribute to the activist Ryan White. On the right, white text on a black background reads, “THE SICK TIMES: Immune system damage from COVID-19 is different from HIV/AIDS — but the advocacy has parallels. By Emily Benedict.”

ALT The history of HIV/AIDS offers lessons for current organizing to curb the spread of COVID-19 and Long COVID. During the emergence of AIDS in the 1980’s, public health authorities minimized the disease. News outlets reassured the public that having a “strong immune system” would prevent and stop HIV infection. We now know that is not the case.

ALT URGENT ACTION Dangerous Mask Bans are Now a “Top Priority” in NY Lawmakers claim these regressive bans “fight antisemitism,” but they threaten everyone’s safety and civil liberties – including those they claim to protect. The new legislative session is starting. We need as many Jewish signatures as possible to make them listen. Sign our open letter today to show lawmakers: Jews oppose mask bans! 🚨 TAKE ACTION NOW 🚨 bit.ly/j4mr Share widely! We need your help to make an impact! Follow @Jews4MaskRights for updates.

ALT Illustration of a diverse group of people. Text reads: Risk Factors for Long COVID. Anyone who gets COVID-19 can get Long COVID, including children. In general, people who have a higher chance of getting Long COVID include: People who have had multiple COVID-19 infections People who did not receive a COVID-19 vaccine People who experienced more severe COVID-19 illness, like needing to stay in the hospital or receive intensive care People with other health problems prior to COVID-19, such as heart disease, diabetes or a lung condition. N Y C Health logo.
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[lettering in trans flag] SUPPORT TRANS YOUTH IN NYC
D2 CEC MEETING
Wednesday, 11/20, at 6pm
PS59 233 East 56th st
Come show your support for trans & queer students in NYC public schools. Stand up and speak out against transphobia, racism, and bigotry!
Nov 20, 2024 is
[lettering in trans flag] trans day of remembrance
In honor of this day
WEAR BLACK
We will grieve those who are no longer with us and UPLIFT the youth who are here now with flowers and love!](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GcI-WVrXoAAfMdG.jpg?name=small&format=webp)
ALT SHOW UP [lettering in trans flag] SUPPORT TRANS YOUTH IN NYC D2 CEC MEETING Wednesday, 11/20, at 6pm PS59 233 East 56th st Come show your support for trans & queer students in NYC public schools. Stand up and speak out against transphobia, racism, and bigotry! Nov 20, 2024 is [lettering in trans flag] trans day of remembrance In honor of this day WEAR BLACK We will grieve those who are no longer with us and UPLIFT the youth who are here now with flowers and love!

ALT Flip the Ballot and Vote YES on Prop 1 by November 5th Prop 1 solidifies long-term identity-based protections in the New York State Constitution. Protect bodily autonomy, disability justice, and trans healthcare. ACT UP, FIGHT BACK against bigotry by voting YES.

ALT About Prop 1 Passing Prop 1 would amend the NY State Constitution, creating a layer of protection for all in NY. This would mean government actors can’t pass new legislation that would curtail those rights, nor engage in identity-based discrimination. For more information on Prop 1 go to: https://elections.ny.gov/2024-statewide-ballot-proposal You do not have to participate in the presidential election or be registered in a party to vote YES on Prop 1.

ALT Flip the Ballot and Vote YES on Prop 1 by November 5th Prop 1 solidifies long-term identity-based protections in the New York State Constitution. Protect bodily autonomy, disability justice, and trans healthcare. ACT UP, FIGHT BACK against bigotry by voting YES.

ALT About Prop 1 Passing Prop 1 would amend the NY State Constitution, creating a layer of protection for all in NY. This would mean government actors can’t pass new legislation that would curtail those rights, nor engage in identity-based discrimination. For more information on Prop 1 go to: https://elections.ny.gov/2024-statewide-ballot-proposal You do not have to participate in the presidential election or be registered in a party to vote YES on Prop 1.































