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Emerging Voices

Our voices matter. For too long, the narratives and expertise of young queer and trans people of color in the South and Midwest have been ignored or talked over. URGE showcases young content creators and storytellers who have the opportunity to gain skills in writing for a variety of blogs and media outlets, creating engaging digital content, while using social media to amplify their work. EmURGEing Voices highlights the views of young people on issues related Reproductive Justice and gender equity. Explore their work here.

 

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Sep 14, 2012 / Samantha / Our Folks
I must’ve been in 4th grade when I received my first exposure to “sex education.”  This came in the form of my class touring the … Read More

Sep 13, 2012 / Lauren / Our Folks
I feel compelled to explain something. What the hell is Reproductive Justice? Reproductive Justice, (or as the cool kids call it, “RJ”) is an umbrella term. … Read More

Sep 12, 2012 / Amanda / Our Folks
I am SICK and TIRED of people telling me that women need to stop focusing on “frivolous” things, such as… oh I don’t know… the … Read More

Sep 10, 2012 / Sarah / Our Folks
With anti-abortion laws forcing clinics to shut down in

Sep 06, 2012 / Lauren / Our Folks
I have embarked on a journey unlike any I’ve been faced with before. A journey begins with a single step… right? Well, here I go. … Read More

Sep 05, 2012 / Amanda / Our Folks
This post will serve as an introductory piece to the readers of this blog. So… I’ve got something to admit. I’m one of THOSE girls. … Read More

Aug 18, 2012 / Choice USA Staff / Our Folks
Originally posted on RH Reality Check While I applaud Elizabeth Banks for her new ad supporting Planned Parenthood, birth control, and President Barack Obama–and wholeheartedly empathize … Read More

Aug 13, 2012 / Guest Blogger / Our Folks
Las month was the first time I had seen a movie in about a year. Why would I pay upwards of $15 to see a … Read More

Aug 07, 2012 / Choice USA Staff / Our Folks
My story is a common one. I was raised by Catholic, Mexican parents in southern Arizona which meant I observed strict traditional gender roles in … Read More

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