RT @jessesingal: Still fascinated by this part of the process where you gotta exaggerate your evil: "We traumatized and endangered members of the trans community. We erased Black authors, conflated Black authors, and put the authors in danger through ...
RT @WomensLibFront: @the_Limberlost Cameras/phones are not allowed in the facilities, so the best we have is this written outline of the text: https://t.co/5JbHfh...
RT @WomensLibFront: (As of now, the board has not yet heard Katie's case, but they are likely to vote similarly)
RT @52degreesN: This is NOT ok!!! Women in prison are trapped with dangerous abusive violent males. https://t.co/ZLfs2F...
RT @WomensLibFront: @KDansky @WhrcU @DeclarationOn Thank you for sharing, Kara!
RT @WomanIIWoman1: Our friends literally do not matter and we have to change that. #StopSB132 #keepprisonssingles... #ICantSleepBecause Thank you @mkay_fain 🐺💗 https://t.co/Y1wVDh...
This is devastating: "One woman currently housed in CCWF said it was like the prison had 'given the okay for them to rape us, cause you have a plan to take care of the aftermath.'" @WomensLibFront @WomanIIWoman1 @Scott_Wiener @GavinNewsom #StopSB132 ...
RT @Phyllischesler: https://t.co/tjrbe7...
RT @WomensLibFront: WoLF is working closely with incarcerated women impacted by these policies, and we intend to fight from every angle to defend their rights. Take Action! Sign our petition demanding an immediate end to the transfers of men into ...
RT @WomensLibFront: The new resources are a tacit admission by officials that women should expect to be raped when housed in prison with men, where all sex is considered non-consensual by default within the system. @GavinNewsom Learn more: ...
RT @WomensLibFront: But in preparation for a wave of up to 300 men entering the women's facilities, new posters appeared in medical rooms outlining the options available to “pregnant people” in prison, including prenatal care, abortion, and adoption. ...
RT @WomensLibFront: Prior to the passage of SB 132, pregnancies among incarcerated women were vanishingly rare in California prisons. Women who entered the justice system already pregnant are typically held in county jail or separate medical ...