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Author Archives: Julie Laut
Beyond Abortion: Reproductive Justice Envisions More
The human right to choose to have children or not to have children is a foundational principle in the vision of Reproductive Justice (RJ). Thus the increase in legal attacks on abortion rights and trans rights is understandably central to … Continue reading
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Posted in abortion rights, Feminism, Human Rights, Reproductive Justice, Section, Voices, Women, wonen's rights
Tagged abortion rights, birth justice, bodily autonomy, human rights, reproductive justice, women's rights
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Urbana-Champaign Reproductive Justice Week: Educate, Elevate, Act!
SisterSong: The National Women of Color Reproductive Justice Collective defines reproductive justice as the “the human right to maintain personal bodily autonomy, have children, not have children, and parent the children we have in safe and sustainable communities.” Many … Continue reading
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Tagged abortion rights, community action, reproductive justice, women
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Equal Pay Now, We Cannot Afford to Wait
By Julie Laut On Tuesday, April 4, 2017, I will observe Equal Pay Day, a day that symbolizes how far into the new year women must work to earn as much as men did in 2016. According to the latest … Continue reading
Activists Among Us: Esther Patt
By Julie Laut It is easier than ever today to “virtually” act on behalf of social justice issues. Emails come to your inbox and with just a click of a button you can send a robo-letter to your senator or … Continue reading
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Activists Among Us: Claire Szoke
By Julie Laut Claire Szoke is an activist among us who has worked tirelessly on behalf of social justice issues for over forty years. She is currently the co-chair of Central Illinois Jobs With Justice, part-time director at the Channing-Murray … Continue reading
Posted in Immigration, International, Refugees, Women
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Radical Women-An Historical Perspective
“Women have to find a script, a narrative to live by, because all other scripts are likely to depict them in roles that fit the conventional stereotypes.” Mamphela Ramphele Last month in these pages I wrote about my personal journey as … Continue reading
Posted in Human Rights, Voices of Color, Women
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Where is My Radical Gender Equality?
In my youth I had a sense that my generation was perfectly poised to make a leap toward gender equity. A child of the 1970s, I admired the strength of my grandmothers’ generation, which had negotiated the Depression and World … Continue reading
Posted in Community Forum, Education, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Women
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