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Author: Cathy Torres

Cathy Torres is on the Board of Directors for the Frontera Fund, and is a member of the Young Women of Color Leadership Council at Advocates for Youth.
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Remembering Rosie Jiménez: How the Hyde Amendment Took Her Life and Denies Care Today

Cathy Torres

On Oct. 3, 1977, Rosie Jiménez—a 27-year-old mother, student and aspiring teacher in McAllen, Texas—died after being denied Medicaid coverage for abortion. Nearly 50 years later, the policy that killed her is still on the books.

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To Protect Our Health, We Must Enact The EACH Act

Cathy Torres

Enacting the Equal Access to Abortion in Health Care (EACH) Act would ensure no one ever suffers—as Rosie Jimenez and her family did—again.

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