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A drawing of happy, young people, some holding rainbow flags, against an orange background. On the right, The Trevor Project logo states 'Saving young LGBTQ lives.'

A lifeline for LGBTQ youth in crisis

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A lifeline for LGBTQ youth in crisis

Over the last 21 years, The Trevor Project has saved countless young LGBTQ lives by providing 24/7 support through free and confidential suicide prevention and crisis intervention programs.

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A group of 17 college-aged men and women pose for a photo in the Minnesota State Capitol building.

Building a ‘pathway’ for the future leaders of Minnesota

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Building a ‘pathway’ for the future leaders of Minnesota

The Citizens League’s paid internship program, Capitol Pathways, aims to remove financial barriers and open access to the Minnesota State Capitol for the next generation of leaders of color.

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Story Type Indicator - video. Waist-length side-by-side photos of Gerald Addy in gray suit, white shirt and burgundy tie; Karen Shane in black suit and blue blouse; Sheila Jacobs in green dress; and Kelly DeCourcy in blue blouse and jacket.
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‘Next Generation’ talent remaking Wells Fargo Advisors

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‘Next Generation’ talent remaking Wells Fargo Advisors

Wells Fargo Advisors is training a new, diverse group of advisors and branch managers to serve changing clients and communities.

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Story Type Indicator - viewpoints. A crowd clashes with police officers outside the Stonewall Inn on Christopher Street in New York’s Greenwich Village on June 28, 1969.
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The ongoing fight for LGBTQ civil rights

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The ongoing fight for LGBTQ civil rights

This year marks the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall riots in New York City, a pivotal moment in the pursuit of LGBTQ equality and civil rights in the U.S.

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A photo of the seated Class of 1937 at George P. Phenix Training School in Hampton, Virginia. The girls are all wearing white, and the boys are wearing black pants and jackets.

School rediscovers its civil rights legacy in a bank

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School rediscovers its civil rights legacy in a bank

A mural in a Wells Fargo bank branch in Hampton, Virginia, celebrates the alumni of a formerly all-black high school who left their mark on their community and their country.

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Story Type Indicator - También en español. A collage of images shows a man in front of a truck, a female doctor examining a child, a woman holding flowers, a man in a lab coat at a desk, two men in a factory, a woman holding a wine glass, people preparing food, and a man in a greenhouse.
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5M and counting: The state of Latino-owned businesses in the U.S.

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5M and counting: The state of Latino-owned businesses in the U.S.

U.S. Latino-owned businesses like J & J Artificial Limb and Brace are growing. A new report from the Stanford Latino Entrepreneurship Initiative, partially funded by Wells Fargo, examines the trends among business owners.

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Story Type Indicator - viewpoints. A family sits on a bench with their daughter who is in a wheelchair. A quote on the image reads, There has never been a more timely opportunity...to proactively address the financial access and economic opportunity needs of people with disabilities.
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Advocating for the 40 million Americans with disabilities

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Advocating for the 40 million Americans with disabilities

As it fulfills its mission to build a better economic future for Americans with disabilities, National Disability Institute is fighting to ensure the rights of this underserved population are legally acknowledged and protected.

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Story Type Indicator - video. An “I Was Here” Ancestor Spirit Portrait is paired with a historical marker that says: Slavery in Fayette Co. On the N.E. corner of the Fayette County Courthouse lawn stood the whipping post established in 1847 to punish slaves for such offenses as being on the streets after 7 p.m. Fayette Co. was one of the largest slaveholding counties in Kentucky. By 1860, one in four residents of the city of Lexington were slaves.
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Bringing a community, and country, together through art

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Bringing a community, and country, together through art

An outdoor art exhibit in Lexington, Kentucky, has transformed the site of a former slave auction into an outdoor museum designed to unify a community.

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Story Type Indicator - viewpoints. Hire Heroes USA CEO Christopher Plamp stands at the front of a conference room, speaking to a group of employers sitting at several tables.
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Hire Heroes USA: Helping veterans find their next career

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Hire Heroes USA: Helping veterans find their next career

Now in its 11th year, Hire Heroes USA continues to transform the landscape of veteran employment with a steadily evolving suite of services for job seekers and the employers that want to hire them.

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