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Asia Brown, 21 and Laila Brown, 17 are cofounders of 601 For Period Equity. (Courtesy)

BY AVRIL SILVA | Teen-led groups and organizations around the country are demonstrating the impact local period product drives have on curbing period poverty, ending period stigma, and the value of securing resources on a community and legislative level.

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BY KAITLYN DONATO | In the time following the Supreme Court’s official overturn of Roe v. Wade, I have reflected on what it means to be a teenage girl in a nation that fails to respect women’s rights.

Perhaps I am naive to think that my voice might inspire progress—that, at some point in the future, our nation will respect my right to choose. For now, I only hope that everyone privileged to vote will consider my perspective. I do not want empty words of comfort. I want choice. 

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BY PRIYA ELANGOVAN | The ongoing fight for abortion access presents an opportunity to reverse the tide of young people abandoning the electoral process.

Polling shows that young people are mobilizing more than ever—and that they plan to turn out at the ballot box in droves this November.

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