I just checked this book out after picking it up from the “new non-fiction” shelf at the library and will be returning it right away so someone else has access to it This should be available in every school library and nurse’s office across the state

This makes me *so* happy, thank you so much for sharing 🩷

Imagine being at work delivering people’s lunches, then chased, shot in the back of the neck, taken to a hospital, dragged out of that hospital within hours, then taken 100s of miles away. And being forced to endure all of it without medical care, pain medication, a bed, or speaking to your family.

Where is Wilber? Why would a hospital release him into ICE custody 4 hours after being shot? Dell Seton Medical Center fully conspired with ICE to disappear our community member by releasing him into their custody hours after being shot and refusing to let his wife and attorney into the building.

I’m so sick of hospitals conspiring with the state to criminalize people being hunted by ICE, self-managing their abortions, etc. Your responsibility is to help people. It’s absurd.

ICE shot someone in Austin (where I live) today. I can’t find much coverage yet and am unsure of their condition, but I know they took them to the hospital. Abolish ICE, CBP, and DHS. Get out of our communities.

(This thought was sparked by all the complaints I see about gestational diabetes screening)

Idk how to word this exactly but it seems like pregnancy is many people’s first experience with being medicalized and surveilled, which feels really different from someone going into pregnancy already having experienced chronic illness, pain, and/or disability.

After it was clear S would be unable to get the abortion she wanted, she did everything she could to prepare for her second child. But, still under the thumb of the state, it has been impossible for her to maintain steady employment or afford housing.

She sought legal support, which resulted in a legal back-and forth and, eventually, an hours-long hearing where a judge - *the same judge* that had excessively sentenced S to six years of probation - denied her request and forced her to remain pregnant.

When she found out she was pregnant again, she asked her probation officer for permission to leave the state to access abortion care. S’s probation officer denied her request.

S, a single mother of a toddler, has been on probation for many years from a felony drug charge. Cops found *her boyfriend’s* vape in the pocket of *his jacket* that she was wearing to stay warm. Since then, she has been struggling to make ends meet while raising her child under state surveillance.

Men who harass me truly believe they should be able to be horrible to women online and experience no consequences *because it’s under the banner of being anti-abortion, which is a socially protected form of misogyny*.

Ok but I still don’t understand what that Raygun lady thought she was doing. The skill gap is too obvious. It feels like the husband has some sort of humiliation kink.