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2023 Minnesota legislative session

From ethnic studies to healthcare, Minnesota lawmakers of color played pivotal roles in advancing policy

two women hug each other in a park
Deqa Muhidin, who coordinates Somali language programs for Minneapolis Public Schools, hugs Alex Vitrella, an advocate for Education Evolving. The two celebrated a new law that would make it easier for heritage language teachers for languages like Somali, Hmong, and Karen to get a teaching license. "I don't have the words to describe my emotions," Deqa said. "This is a big deal for students. Kids will have the opportunity to learn their mother tongue."
Jaida Grey Eagle | Sahan Journal

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