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#RJ Wrapped

Dec 30, 2023 / Makenna L / Our Folks
The Reproductive Justice movement has faced a lot of challenges this year, but has also witnessed several wins. Here’s what our #ReproductiveJusticeWrapped “sounds” like in … Read More

Reproductive Justice in the Music Industry Has a Long Way 2 Go

Dec 26, 2023 / Makenna L / Our Folks
CW: This article mentions sexual assault and violence. On Thursday, November 16, 2023 R&B singer Cassie Ventura filed a lawsuit against rapper and producer Sean … Read More

Self-Care for Activists

Dec 12, 2023 / Shakristal W / Our Folks
From Roe vs. Wade being overturned to abortion bans and various policies and rulings that have put basic rights under attack, Gen Z are dealing … Read More

The Reproductive Justice Movement is for Everyone. But it’s Still Not Accessible to Everyone.

Dec 04, 2023 / Annie R / Our Folks
As I’ve been applying to jobs and law school post-graduation, I’ve come face-to-face with the barriers that exist for many marginalized young people to get … Read More

Why Decolonization is Necessary for Reproductive Justice

Nov 18, 2023 / Makenna L / Our Folks
Content warning: This article mentions acts of reproductive violence and assault. Throughout the past month our newsfeeds and timelines have been flooded with updates on … Read More

Avoiding Burnout for Youth Activists

Nov 14, 2023 / Shakristal W / Our Folks
From Roe vs. Wade being overturned to abortion bans and various policies and rulings that have put basic rights under attack, Gen Z are dealing … Read More

Housing Justice is Reproductive Justice

Nov 11, 2023 / Shakristal W / Our Folks
Illustration by Nina Yagual x @abeautifulhoodcrumb “A home that is stable, affordable and secure not only means that we are able to curate a life … Read More

What You Should Know About The Forced or Involuntary Sterilization Compensation Program (FISCP)

Nov 09, 2023 / Makenna L / Our Folks
The eugenics movement began during the early 20th century and operated under the white supremacist belief that “social ills” ― Blackness, neurodivergence, immigration, to name … Read More

We've Freed the Pill. It's Time to Free Sex Ed.

Oct 26, 2023 / Annie R / Our Folks
As a Georgian, sex education in school primarily consisted of graphic photos of sexually transmitted infections (STIs). As a Latina, at home, sex education was … Read More

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