Weaving Voices for Health & Justice

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Formerly Women’s Voices for the Earth, Weaving Voices for Health & Justice drives action toward a future free from toxic chemicals rooted in gender and racial justice. linktr.ee/weavingvoices

Johnson & Johnson has agreed to pay an estimated $5.5 billion to settle lawsuits from people claiming that its baby powder and other talc products caused ovarian cancer. In 2012, Weave and the Campaign for Safer Cosmetics convinced J&J to remove talc from products after years of campaigning.

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Happy Pride Month! 🌈❤️ This month, we celebrate the LGBTQIA+ community, honoring queer history, uplifting queer voices, and making space for queer joy, resilience, and connection. Stay tuned throughout the month as we share resources and stories that celebrate and support the LGBTQIA+ community.

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❓Are there harmful ingredients in diapers?👶🏽 Join the Diaper Ingredient Project from our friends at @weavingvoices.bsky.social! Your photos can help explore potential harmful ingredients in diapers and incontinence in products to support safer products for families. weavingvoices.org/diaper-ingre...

Voices Behind the Crown

Voices Behind the Crown celebrates and uplifts the beauty, history, and culture of Black hair as part of Weave’s “Beautiful Hair Without the Scare” campaign.

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The Supreme Court got it wrong today. Their decision to gut Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act will leave Black voters and other voters of color even more vulnerable to attacks on our freedom to vote and be represented fairly. Our fight for our democracy is not over.

Photo of Justice Elena Kagan on a light green background with a quote of hers in black text: "I dissent. The Voting Rights Act is—or, now more accurately, was—'one of the most consequential, efficacious, and amply justified exercises of federal legislative power in our Nation’s history.'" The quote is attributed to Justice Elena Kagan dissenting in Supreme Court case Louisiana v. Callais