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Quiet title laws across the Midwest can disproportionately affect homeowners who don’t speak English, like Natalia Esteban, who emigrated from Mexico over 20 years ago.
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Jewish synagogues across the Midwest are focusing anew on security protocols after a hostage incident in a Texas temple.
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The city's annual celebration will feature community members singing together to promote solidarity and equity for diverse communities in the area.
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All across the country, small towns are seeing increases in diverse populations, though that doesn’t always translate to political representation. One place it is starting is in a small town called West Liberty.
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The new majority-Latino city council in West Liberty has heard its first demands from the community. The new makeup of the council brought hope to a community left out of federal relief funds.
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A small Iowa police department has earned a national grant to hire more officers. It wants to have those new officers focus on community outreach with immigrants.
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A coalition of immigrants and advocates is pushing for more Iowa counties to follow in Johnson County’s footsteps. They want more counties to adopt a pandemic relief fund for excluded workers.
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At the 19th annual "Memorial March to Honor Lost Children," Native communities from the surrounding area honored the children who have been separated from their families and placed in the foster care system.
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Native communities in western Iowa will march to remember children who have been separated from their families and placed in foster care on Wednesday.
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Nikole Hannah-Jones talks with Charity Nebbe.