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Author: Rachel Kwan

Rachel Kwan is a twentysomething Asian-Canadian feminist, student, sister, daughter. She has traveled widely in Europe, Canada and the US, always seeking to build connections with women who seek a better world. Her interest in feminism(s) is rooted in engagement with reproductive justice and sex work activists/activism, numerous conversations with amazing political people, and more likely than not, her mother's choice to buy her Lego rather than dolls.
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House Considers “Prenatal Nondiscrimination Act,” I.e. the We-Don’t-Trust-Women-Of-Color Act

Rachel Kwan

I’m writing today to ask my fellow women of color reproductive justice activists and our allies to take a united stand against the Susan B. Anthony and Frederick Douglass Prenatal […]

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