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Hello folks, First off, all the links in this email are clickable and lead to some rad content—we encourage you to check them out! It’s been a challenging time, but here at AF, we’re committed to being part of the solution. This summer, we’re hosting Civic
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Kimberly and Lark discuss the SAVE ACT (HR 8281), Voting Rights, the Constitution, and MORE
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The right to vote—the bedrock of American democracy—is under siege. House Republicans’ Safeguard American Voter Eligibility (SAVE) Act, framed as a remedy for “election integrity,” is instead a brazen effort to disenfranchise millions, disproportionately targeting women, low-income communities, and marginalized voters. At its core, the legislation weaponizes bureaucracy
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As the acid rain film settles on the recent election, a sobering predicted truth emerges for women residing in America's urban centers. The prospect of a second Trump presidency casts a long shadow over the hard-won progress in women's rights and other tenets of social equality.
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The New Regime’s Assault on Democracy Demands Moral Clarity—Not Frozen Cowardly Terror
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Discussing the overturning of Roe v. Wade in Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization (2022), Trump’s Executive Order banning gender affirming care for minors, and how this all connects to transportation and feminist urbanism.
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A podcast about the climate crisis, feminist urbanism, and pain of the automobile hosted by Kimberly and Lark. Episode one is about the bus!
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We’re experiementing of how this would work in this space. Please comment below, so that we can see how this works best and can finally escape the META verse. Please consider supporting this project by officially joining the Space is a means of production newsletter. The first 90 days
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There’s a lot going on in the world right now—endless, overwhelming crises competing for our attention. Our focus? Feminist Urbanism.
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What we should learn from housing projects is that strategic defunding, carelessness, and racial exclusion & segregated facilities are not useful tools to employ for successful public projects.
On January 14, Governor Murphy delivered his final State Address, urging the legislature to act on his Executive Order 315 to achieve 100% clean electricity in New Jersey by 2035. We are now living in the Anthropocene era, during which human actions have significantly impacted the Earth. Policies that promote