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Why We Need to Let Southern Social Justice Activists Lead

The people closest to the problems are often closest to the solutions—that includes Southern advocates fighting for sexual and reproductive health.

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Parenthood

‘It’s Never Been Done:’ Black-led Birthing Center to Serve Detroit

Tatiana Walk-Morris

When it comes to the U.S. maternal mortality rate, "we still have a long way to go, and birth centers are a major part in shifting those outcomes."

Power

The Circus in Town Is the Trump Campaign

Jessica Mason Pieklo

We know Donald Trump presents a very real threat to reproductive freedom—journalists need to act like it.

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Parenthood

Giving Birth Is Expensive. Birth Care Funds Are Working to Fill the Gap.

Thalia Charles

Birth care funds are working to provide support to new parents and combat predatory "crisis pregnancy centers."

Parenthood

How Maternal Health and Abortion Access Are Two Sides of the Same Coin

Stephanie Mitchell & Avital Norman Nathman

States with the most restrictive abortion laws have the worst maternal and infant health outcomes, particularly for Black women.

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Parenthood

Why Harris’ Black Maternal Health Plan Must Evolve to Actually Help Families

Mali Collins

Efforts to improve the dismal Black maternal health rate cannot rely solely on funding institutions. A Harris administration must invest in people too.

Abortion

How Columbia’s Gentrification Impacts Reproductive Justice in West Harlem

Surina Venkat

The gap in access to reproductive health care caused by the closing of St. Luke’s-Roosevelt Hospital has not yet been filled in West Harlem.

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Power

HBCUs Are a Safe Haven—But LGBTQ+ Students Don’t Feel Like They Have a Space On Campus

Trinity Talton

"I think my expression of being queer really affects how I am perceived by others on campus.”

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Power

After 2020, These 3 Georgia Universities Are Working Overtime to Get Out the Vote

Allison Mawn

Students at Georgia Tech, Georgia College and State University, and UGA can access voter resources through clubs, outreach programs, and classes.

Power

In New Policy, Texas Agency Won’t Change Gender Markers on IDs

Garnet Henderson

The Texas Department of Public Safety also directed employees to send gender marker change requests, including identifying information, to a specific email address.

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