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In 2023, the long time Otero County hospital was quietly being acquired without community input and little awareness. Knowing the impact to reproductive healthcare access and gender affirming fair plus the need for community to have a voice,
Kandace Littlefoot (Diné) discusses the Hyde Amendment and its impact on access to abortion care within Indigenous communities. “Indigenous people have survived genocide, removal of our children and forced sterilization, among other atrocities…I support abortion access because of my Indigenous matriarchal values and traditions — not in spite of them.”
Esta entrevista fue publicada originalmente en la edición de verano de 2018 del boletín trimestral de ACLU-NM, The Torch.
¿De qué se trataba el caso de Masterpiece Cakeshop?
Rachel Peterson, de 35 años, de Ionia, Mich., quedó embarazada a principios de este año, pero una ecografía a finales de junio reveló que el feto ya no tenía latidos del corazón. Ella y su esposo se dirigieron a la casa de un miembro de la familia en el norte de Michigan, a más de tres horas de distancia, para descomprimirse.
A woman brings her birth control prescription to her local pharmacy, but the pharmacist on duty refuses to fill it because of a religious opposition to contraception. A young boy shows up for a local martial arts class, but is turned away because the studio disapproves of his mother’s marriage to a woman. In the midst of transitioning, a transgender woman is fired from her job of six years because her company has a moral objection to her gender identity. A loving same-sex couple is ready to adopt a child into their family, but the agency believes only a married man and woman should co-parent.
Have you experienced discrimination or a denial of service?
If you believe you have been discriminated against in a health care setting, you can file a complaint directly with the New Mexico Human Rights Bureau within 300 days of the most recent act of discrimination. File a complaint with the New Mexico Human Rights Bureau here:
You can also submit a legal complaint with the ACLU of New Mexico.