Lakeesha Harris

Lakeesha Harris has been a member of Linktree for 4 years and joined in December 2021. Resources LJHarris has populated their site with include: • Doulas United In Equity New Orleans | New Orleans Postpartum Care • Chicago Volunteer Doulas | Birth & Postpartum Support • Fanbase • Old Pro News • Black Women's Liberatory Pedagogies | SpringerLink • Welcome To Black Witch University - Podcast • When We Fight We Win • Abortion rights advocates in Mississippi strategize for a post-Roe world • Supreme Court Abortion Mississippi Clinic • Reproductive Justice Organizations Amicus Brief in Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health | Center for Reproductive Rights • Ford Foundation: Just Matter's Profile • Will Louisiana Be the First Post-'Roe' Domino to Fall? - Rewire News Group • EP 94 JUNETEENTH Lakeesha Harris: Brave Together • Black Witch University • Black Women Storytellers • Per(Sister) Incarcerated Women Of Louisiana • Proposed laws to decriminalize prostitution in Louisiana shelved over concerns; here's why • Sex Work Decriminalization: Lessons from Decrim Campaigns Across the United States • DECRIMINALIZE SURVIVAL • Deep South Decrim • Why Decriminalizing Sex Work Would Help in the COVID-19 Fight - Rewire News Group • Democracy Now! “Moment of Elation”: In 1st Big Abortion Case of Trump Era, SCOTUS Strikes Down Strict Louisiana Law • The Activist Files - Episode 24: How It Would Feel To Be Free • The slow slog to decriminalized sex work in Louisiana • Presenting the 2020 Bitch 50 • CRR Tweet - Lakeesha Harris at SCOTUS June Medical Rally • Feminists React to the Case That’s Bringing Abortion (Yet Again) to the Supreme Court • Thousands Rally at U.S. Supreme Court for Reproductive Rights - Center for Reproductive Rights • June Medical Reproductive Justice Amicus Brief • Abortion-rights group launches billboard campaign across Louisiana • Amendment to make abortion unconstitutional in Louisiana gets House approval • 'We fight in Louisiana': At New Orleans abortion rights rally, proposed laws compared to 'torture' • Guest column: Louisiana lawmakers fight abortion, but won't support families with anything but words • Protesters stage a 'die-in' over proposed abortion bill in Louisiana • New Research on Hyde in Louisiana Reaffirms the Cost of Abortion Restrictions - Rewire News Group • Anti-Choice Democrats Made Louisiana's Near-Total Abortion Ban Possible - Rewire News Group • DISPATCHES FROM THE WAR ON CHOICE: FIGHTING FOR REPRODUCTIVE JUSTICE IN LOUISIANA • 'Stigma and shame put lives at risk': Mayor Cantrell joins call to support sex workers • The 2018 USA International Day to End Violence Against Sex Workers Event List • HRC -Conf 2018 Hustling Survival: Sex Worker Resistance Post-FOSTA • Fall 2017 NLNI Meeting | Collective Power for Reproductive Justice • Some Black Women Are Turning to Witchcraft Because the Church Is 'Too Oppressive' • 'Go and Reclaim Your Tools': Meet the Woman Behind Black Witch University • Lakeesha Harris - INCITE! Color of Violence 4 • Radical Love – IL Humanities • Spirit House Play • Why the numbered streets? • The Police Execution of Oscar Grant • Illinois Marriage Lawsuit in the News • Lakeesha Harris Introduced - Student Trustee of NEIU • Dear Chicago: Fix our neighborhood schools • Lakeesha Harris - McNair Scholar • Robert Themer: Lakeesha Harris 1 of 2010's most memorable • 2010 Student Press Release - The Lincoln Academy of Illinois • Kankakee grad given high academic honor • Statements of Support For Midwives • Sacred Contact: Calling In Spirit While Surviving COVID-19 - Contribution Request • The Body, Healing, and Systems of Power • Policing Labor • www.duenola.org