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How does one begin to jot down a MinnPost story? What’s the important thing to coming up with interesting ideas that also make an impact? I are likely to start by asking myself a series of straightforward but necessary questions like these:

  • What are a number of the basic needs people have in today’s world?
  • What troubles do people face to achieve those needs?
  • How have Minnesotans approached those roadblocks?
  • Where are our strengths as a state — and in what areas could we be higher?

Whether I’m diving into the barriers that individuals in rural areas face inside legal systems or sharing someone’s experience about facing prejudice in a medical setting — I need to know more about how different people experience various elements of their lives.

And in learning about those hardships, oftentimes an individual’s modern solution or a brand new positive outlook comes through. Each story is a glance into the life of somebody within the communities we live in, whether it’s people currently going through a challenge or people who find themselves recalling experiences of their past to assist others. What those stories all have in common is the need to enhance the standard of life for Minnesotans.

By reading and supporting MinnPost, you’re learning what matters to others. In a state with a continuing “Minnesota nice” attitude, where persons are often too polite to say their truths, our nonprofit journalism brings you closer to understanding not only your neighbors but people from throughout the state.

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