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Imani Gandy (Orca’s Version) ⚓️ highlights SCOTUS cases to watch threatening core principles of reproductive justice ⬇️
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Campus Dispatch #5 was written by our first HIGH SCHOOLER!!! In this op-ed, Title IX organizer Ravina Nath breaks down the latest DOE guidance — which more half the states are already suing against — and explains why her work still isn't over
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EXCLUSIVE: Abortion services have been halted for at least a week at Wichita Kansas' Trust Women after doctors began withholding labor over an unexpected leadership shakeup.

More than half of the clinic’s physicians have resigned, a source said. rewirenewsgroup.com/2024/05/23/exc…

This continues to be a developing story. If you have any information about what led to the shakeup at Trust Women, please reach out and I can share my secure contact info. Read the story here:

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Garcia said Griffith served only in an advisory role, and touted the experience of Trust Women's doctors when asked about medical oversight after the firing of previous medical director Christina Bourne. Trust Women DID have an all-star team of docs. But 10 of 16 have resigned.

However, numerous sources told me a new medical director had already been announced: med spa owner Dr. Ekwensi Griffith. Garcia declined to confirm whether Griffith is or ever was medical director, but she acknowledged the clinic's relationship with Griffith began only this week.