This is something worth celebrating—it’s also reproductive justice, actualized.
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A Q&A With Jessica González-Rojas on Her 13 Years at the National Latina Institute
In this wide-ranging interview, González-Rojas reflects on the gains of the reproductive justice movement and NLIRH she’s witnessed, the challenges of today, and what gives her hope about the next chapter of her life.
Read MoreGet to Know the People Who Make Abortion Care Possible
There are myriad paths to reproductive health, rights, and justice work. For AJ Haynes, it involved “margaritas and a cover band, as any good story should.”
Read MoreIn ‘Unapologetic,’ Charlene Carruthers Offers Young Black Organizers Inspiration, Purpose, and Strength
One of Charlene Carruthers’ earliest memories about power comes from her visits with her mother to the public aid office in Chicago for food stamps or cash assistance.
Read More‘Black to the Future’: A Q&A With Alicia Garza on Building Black Political Power
The Black Lives Matter co-founder launched the Black Futures Lab earlier this week "to transform Black communities and the constituencies that are building power in cities and states."
Read More‘Beyond Pro-Choice Versus Pro-Life’: A Q&A With ‘Radical Reproductive Justice’ Contributor Andrea Smith
"The pro-life versus pro-choice paradigm has so polarized everything, it’s entrenched us in specific positions that don’t allow us to critique and change as we go along," Smith told Rewire in a recent interview.
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