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Reproductive Justice and the Capability Approach

By On January 31, 2012 · 1 Comment

Before I begin writing regularly about reproductive justice and related subjects, I decided that it would be a good idea to contemplate what the reproductive justice framework is really about. I have known for some time about the list of issues and concepts normally included in reproductive justice discussions, but that is not the same [...]

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Reproductive Justice 101: Oklahoma Edition

By On November 28, 2011 · 1 Comment

In a place where your relatives and neighbors think it’s a radical insult to call you “pro-choice”, it might be a challenge to find ways to explain your interest and dedication to issues that encompass much more than the legal rights and protections surrounding abortion. On the surface, it might seem like activists who fight [...]

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Cissupremacy 101: Here’s one queer transman’s perspective!

By On November 9, 2011 · 5 Comments

I’ve identified as a transgender man since I was sixteen years old. As soon as I started working out what that meant for me and how to be comfortable performing my gender, I became intimately familiar with kind-hearted folks (read: jerks) providing me with a variety of suggestions or demands for how to live in [...]

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