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Abortion doulas provide critical support for those receiving abortion care, but as legislation becomes more restrictive, they are stregthening their networks and taking digital security precautions → Read More
Bad immigration reporting leads to bad immigration policy. → Read More
Workers at Duke University Press recently announced their intent to unionize and improve workplace conditions for staff members of color. → Read More
Anti-Blackness is baked into the immigration system, and ICE has merely operationalized it. → Read More
Reproductive justice advocate Jordyn Close watched with the rest of the nation on Jan. 6 as Donald Trump supporters invaded the Capitol. Some were → Read More
Sanctuary activists have suffered retaliation under Trump. Now they are demanding relief from the Biden administration. → Read More
“As an artist, you have to have a radical vision.” → Read More
A movement journalist examines what it means to engage with communities and challenge the status quo → Read More
There’s a rich and beautiful tapestry of migrant artists, writers, poets, and musicians. → Read More
For five years Biscuitville has observed Black History Month with poetry gatherings. → Read More
In the face of anti-Indigenous policies, Native people are demanding sovereignty and cultural recognition. → Read More
Keeping communities safe against hateful rhetoric will require a bold, expansive vision. → Read More
A new project called Flowers on the Inside allows people to send postcards, which features art from undocumented immigrants, to detained migrants. → Read More
“The solution to detention already exists. We are the solution." → Read More
Local organizations and churches are stepping up to help to narrow the food gap. → Read More
Sanctuary leaders are concerned that federal immigration agencies are working toward removing undocumented immigrants from sanctuary churches nationwide. → Read More
After being raped, Rene Lopez remains incarcerated at the Yuba County Jail. → Read More
Rene Lopez, a 24-year-old gender-nonconforming asylum seeker, doesn’t know what justice would be like. But there’s one thing she is certain of: She is unsafe and wants to be released from detention after her next hearing on Wednesday. → Read More
My perspective, as an immigration reporter, is that if you haven’t been moved by now by the many reports of abuses, injustices, in-custody deaths, and bodies that have turned up in the borderlands, then you cannot be moved. → Read More
"It is becoming too common that doctors feel like they have to risk their position or their job in order to do the right thing." → Read More