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Foreground, Black woman with bullhorn. Behind her, the gates to San Quentin State Prison, with two women both masked, one apparently white and the other apparently API) holding pink “Sistas With Voices” signs standing next to them.

Health Justice

COVID Ignites Long Fight for Health Care in California Prisons

Olivia Campbell

Deadly COVID outbreaks in California’s prisons fed off decades of neglect—and spurred a wave of organizing that activists hope will further the push for decarceration.

Close-up of three members of National Women’s Liberation addressing a rally. The one on the left holds the bullhorn for the one in the center who’s speaking. The one on the right holds a strip of posterboard with www.MAPconspiracy.org printed on it.

Gender Justice
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Breaking the Law to Win Abortion Rights (Part 2)

Jenny Brown

Publicly taking and distributing abortion pills will play a part in securing and deepening reproductive rights, just as defiance of abortion and contraception bans did in the 1960s and ‘70s.

A small black box truck with its side painted white and “ABORTION PILLS” emblazoned on it in huge black letters sits in front of a colorful mural titled “The City of Soul,” featuring four stylized faces.

Gender Justice
Health Justice

Breaking the Law to Win Abortion Rights (Part 1)

Jenny Brown

Public defiance of bans on abortion and contraception helped bring them down.

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