Even in states like the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, which I represent, individuals, particularly low-income and young people, LGBTQ and black and brown folks, continue to face barriers in accessing comprehensive reproductive health care.
Pressley highlights barriers to reproductive health care access for marginalized communities.
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I’m working actively to blunt the assaults from a hostile administration that means harm to everyone that calls this country home, but will have a disparate impact on Black Americans.
Survivors, in my opinion, deserve not only to heal, but to thrive, and this law moves us closer to that.
I think it’s really important in these times that we call a thing a thing. We’re in a moment of anti-Blackness on steroids, and we refuse to be silent.
This is based on a political desire, one, to identify immigrants in a time and a place when immigrants are being targeted.
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