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Photo: Angel City FC
The NWSL’s Los Angeles-based team, Angel City, distributed 10,000 shirts to fans that said “Immigrant City Football Club”
At its Saturday night home game, Angel City — the National Women’s Soccer League’s team based in Los Angeles — distributed t-shirts to fans that said “Immigrant City Football Club.”
The shirts were distributed in solidarity with immigrants in the city who have been the target of immigration raids by the Trump administration, which have also resulted in protests breaking out throughout the city.
Members of the team and coaching staff also wore the shirts before the game. The back of the shirts said “Los Angeles is for Everyone” in English and Spanish.
Why is this good news? Using its influence for good, Angel took a powerful, important stance to help their neighbors who feel fear and uncertainty know that they belong. The club said, “We know that our city is stronger because of its diversity and the people and families who shape it, love it and call it home.”
Oregon passed a bill to protect school libraries from book bans.The bill is expected to be signed into law and will ensure books can no longer be banned solely because they discuss sexuality, religion, or other topics, nor can they be removed because they are written by someone from a protected class.
Deforestation is already down 33% so far this year in Colombia
In the first quarter of 2025, Colombia saw a 33% drop in deforestation compared to the same period last year. The drop was thanks to stronger community coordination and a crackdown on environmental crime.
Deforestation fell from 40,219 hectares in early 2024, to 27,000 hectares this year. In the country’s Amazon national parks specifically, deforestation dropped by 54%.
Despite this good progress, the Amazon is still the country’s most impacted region, making up 69% of the country’s deforestation.
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