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@Planetasha: Posted this in edit summary: Hi, edits are made with outside sources of a complete view of the org's work. Ballot measures and such have not been deleted. simply real services the organization provides have been added. Weird how some editor here intends to delete the fact that and AIDS organization operates clinics and health care centers. It's in the title of the organization. Any idea why Services keeps getting deleted? Better question, what's wrong with services to make them get deleted in the first place?

@Avatar317: You made the removal. Could you briefly comment to advance the conversation? Thanks. Bluerasberry (talk) 19:55, 14 September 2022 (UTC)[reply]

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A statement you added: "Fighting for what’s right is one of AHF’s core values, which has led the organization into political battles for fair housing and drug prices." is not the way we write Wikipedia articles. We use Independent Sources

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to give an objective view of the organization and its views.

You are welcome to add positive content from RS's, as long as they are good sources: like the Los Angeles Times, for example: which I believe I previously mentioned in one of my reversions.

Thanks! ---Avatar317^(talk) 20:18, 14 September 2022 (UTC)[reply]