Week in Review: Anthem Protests, Banned Books, Data Collection, and Repro Rights

Each week we will provide you with a rundown of top news stories and must-read articles.

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Maine Won’t Let Nurse Practitioners Perform Early Abortions, and It’s Harming Our Patients — So I’m Suing

This post originally appeared on aclu.org.

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Week in review: Abortion rights, St. Louis, Health Care and the Muslim Ban

Each week we will provide you with a rundown of top news stories and must-read articles.

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Why it’s crucial for Maine to hire more teachers of color

A recent NPR story amplifies what multiple studies—and people of color—have been saying for decades: when students have teachers that look like them, it helps those students go farther and achieve more in school.

By Meagan Sway

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Week in review: Remembering an LGBTQ pioneer, Equal pay, Facial recognition

Each week we will provide you with a rundown of top news stories and must-read articles.

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Week in review: DACA, Injustice at the DOJ, Reproductive Rights Under Attack

Each week we will provide you with a rundown of top news stories and must-read articles.

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Week in review: Charlottesville, DHHS failures, DREAMers

Each week we will provide you with a rundown of top news stories and must-read articles.

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Statement on Charlottesville and Free Speech

We are heartbroken by what happened in Charolottesville. Sadly, our state is not and has never been immune to this hateful ideology either. Today, we double down on our commitment to fighting for justice and the full protection of the law for all people.

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The importance of in-person jail visits

Maine Corrections Commissioner Joseph Fitzpatrick knows that prisoners in jail have a better chance of being productive members of society when they are released if they stay connected with their families while they are locked up. Even those without Fitzpatrick’s background in clinical psychology know from common sense that cutting someone off from in-person contact with their loved ones can be psychologically troubling.

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