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A Statement by the Staff of True Colors United on the Murder of Mel R. Groves
On October 11, 2021, 25-year-old Mel Robert Groves was shot to death in Jackson, Mississippi. None of us knew Mel Groves, but he was one of us. A young Black trans man who... Read More
SCOTUS Blocks Eviction Moratorium: Here’s What it Means.
Late in the evening on August 26, the Supreme Court blocked the CDC’s most recent temporary eviction moratorium in a 6-3 ruling. The Center for Disease Control (CDC) had issued the new moratorium in... Read More
Develop Your Storytelling Skills in our Free New Media Training!
Our Storyteller Series is a professional development opportunity open to young people and service providers interested in expanding their skills in youth homelessness messaging. There is no understating the power of storytelling. The... Read More
True Colors United Urges Immediate Action to Protect Low-Income Renters
At midnight on Saturday, July 31, the federal government’s eviction moratorium ended – putting millions of low-income households at risk of eviction, housing instability, and homelessness. Read More