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CLRJ is coming to East Los Angeles College!

October 29, 2013
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Don’t miss our next Latinas Empowered for Action RJ Policy Advocacy Training, on November 1st! To register click here.

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When we say #NOMORECAGES we mean #NOMORECAGES rega

When we say #NOMORECAGES we mean #NOMORECAGES regardless of the administration! Children growing up FREE, safe from violence, with parents or caregivers, and the resources to thrive is #ReproJustice!

📢 #FREETHEMALL #FREETHEMNOW 📢

powerful artwork by @emulsify.art !

[ID: colorful graphic of a person holding a gold sign that says, “no more deportation” on a background of pink circles. In the bottom right corner, bold black text reads: “LA MIGRA LA POLICIA LA MISMA PORQUERIA”]

Incarcerated moms face unique risks. @repayannapre

We must invest in solutions to save Black moms, wo

We must invest in solutions to save Black moms, women of color, & birthing people in the U.S. The #Momnibus will:
🌎 Address social determinants of health
🏡 Invest in community-based organizations
📊 Improve data collection
‍⚕ Grow & diversify the perinatal workforce

[ID: Picture of a pregnant person with their hands on their stomach on a black background. Bold white text highlighted in red reads, “SAVE MOMS SAVE LIVES / Black Maternal Health Momnibus #Momnibus”]

The mass deportations and violence against Black m

The mass deportations and violence against Black migrants continues everyday. We demand the protection, safety, and wellbeing of all Black immigrants and their families. #ThisIsRJ

Go to @instaBAJI to find out more about the recent deportations of Black migrants and read about the impact of anti-Black racism that African migrants face at Mexico’s southern border. #ImmigrationIsABlackIssue #FreeThemAll

h/t @instaBAJI repost @migrantscribble

[ID: 1) a picture of a Black woman on a yellow background with bold, black text that says, “There is a Target on Us” and subtext, “The Impact of Anti-Black Racism on African Migrants at Mexico’s Southern Border.” 2) a screenshot of a tweet via @ BAJItweet that reads, “Last week, the Biden administration deported hundreds of Jamaicans + Haitians. Today, this week & month, they are set to deport close to 2000 Africans + Caribbeans. At 3 pm today, a deportation flight takes off for Africa. Yesterday, one for Haiti; a few days before another for Jamaica. 3) BAJItweet screenshot that reads, “UPDATE: We have confirmation that the ICE deportation flight w/ Africans from Cameroon, Angola & DRC has been CANCELED. Now, we demand that they & others in detention are released and given permanent protections from deportation. And that all remaining deportations be canceled.” 4) BAJItweet: “Electeds and the immigrant rights movement must also fundamentally confront their anti-Blackness and stop using Black immigrants as sacrificial lambs in their attempts to pass ‘bi-partisan’ immigration legislation.”]

Returning to the status quo on family planning is

Returning to the status quo on family planning is important but not enough to ensure abortion justice. Let’s not forget who is most harmed by abortion restrictions--it’s people of color. The same people who are bearing the brunt of this pandemic; the same people who bear the brunt of systemic racism every day. We need bold action NOW to ensure Reproductive Justice for all.
#ThisIsRJ #ReproBluePrint #BeBoldEndHyde

h/t @ifwhenhow

It’s been a tough year for all of us but there’s still time to help us meet our end of year crowdfunding campaign goal. Now more than ever we need your sport to continue fighting for reproductive justice for our communities!

Visit the link on our bio or go to bit.ly/CLRJ15 to make your donation of any amount to support and continue la lucha for #ReproJustice. Help us welcome 2021 by supporting our work 💗

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In less than two weeks, Governor Newsom will be re

In less than two weeks, Governor Newsom will be releasing his budget proposal for CA and we need your help urging him to include the budget request to establish the Forced Sterilization Compensation Program.

Between 1909-1979 CA sterilized at least 20,000 people - a third of eugenics sterilizations nationwide. Eugenic ideologies and practices continue to seep into state institutions across the country.

It’s time to #CompensateSurvivors of forced sterilizations and #EndEugenicsLegacy

🚨Link to the social media toolkit is in our bio.🚨

[ID: Bright yellow text on a black background that says, “I was 21 years old when I was sterilized without my consent. When I requested copies of my medical records I was made aware of three separate copies, which reflected conflicting reports of the procedure that was done. The hospital records were not the same as the prison medical records”. -Incarcerated at CA Women’s Prison]

🚨Action Alert: Call your state legislators toda

🚨Action Alert: Call your state legislators today and demand they support AB 15 & AB 16 to protect people and families from eviction during the pandemic and beyond.

AB 15 would extend COVID-19 eviction protections and AB 16 would provide assistance to tenants and small landlords.

#ReproJustice #AB15 #AB16 #KeepFamiliesHome #NoEvictions #HousingIsAHumanRight

Our deepest, heartfelt condolences to your family

Our deepest, heartfelt condolences to your family and all the community that carries your light in our hearts. You were and will always be remembered for the RJ warrior sister, comrade, and friend we were blessed to know. Thank you for blessing us with your love of community. We will never forget 💗

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Soraya “the Brightest Star” Medina
“Soraya Medina is a Los Angeles cultural worker that has been working/organizing around issues of access to greenspace in the innercity since the 92' LA Riots. Since 2006 she has worked as a Promotora de Salud with the LA Free Clinic and Physicians for Social Responsibility's Healthy Homes project. She was co-owner of the late Bohemia Books in Mac Arthur Park and is a member of California Latinas for Reproductive Justice. Soraya is deeply committed to issues of the environment as it relates to the feminine body. She is inspired everyday by the women who prioritize the health of others before themselves.”
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Taína, Boricua Pinay, Bombera, My River Sister, My Family, I Love You Soraya! 💛👑

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