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This month's edition is all about boldly challenging the status quo.

We’ve learned that Paralympians don’t play games and that democracy isn’t a spectator sport.

We’re also taking a hard look at climate sabotage—a tactic resurging out of frustration and inaction.

But first, how is Taylor Swift fighting political apathy and inspiring young voters to make their voices heard?

Hope you’re ready to dive in.

The Taylor Swift Effect

"Do your own research"—a key message from Taylor Swift to her fans, urging them to dive deeper into political issues and stay informed.

Learn how her influence fights apathy.

Why do words matter? Because calling Paralympians 'inspirational' for simply showing up misses the point.

It’s time to say goodbye to outdated, ableist language and embrace the power of words to spark change.

Let’s talk about their athletic achievements instead.

When all else fails, some turn to climate sabotage to disrupt harmful infrastructure.

Is this a legitimate form of protest, or does it risk alienating the movement?

We want to hear your thoughts—share your perspective and join the conversation by replying to this email!

What’s it like to race while relying on another’s guidance? This article teach us a lesson about human connection. Explore the unique bonds between para-athletes and their guides.

By the way: don’t miss the best paralympics’ moments!

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