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    • What does Big Oil have to say about protests, racial injustice? (Heated)
    • Defunding the police is good climate policy (The New Republic)
    • L.A. offers to cut a bit from its bloated police budget (LA Times)
    • Kneeling, unarmed protestor killed by police in Vallejo (SF Chronicle)
    • Pressure builds to end curfews (LA Times)
    • People are worried about the virus (PPIC)
    • State legislature offers alternative budget without Governor's deep cuts (SF Chronicle)
    • BART closed even far away stations during protests - why? (SF Chronicle)
    • Climate and anti-racism (NY Times)
    • We are building infrastructure for a climate that no longer exists (Vice)

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