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Kiara Alfonseca

  • Manager, Media Relations, Center for Reproductive Rights
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As seen in: MSN, MSN Canada, Yahoo Entertainment, Yahoo Life, HuffPost, Yahoo Canada, Yahoo News, Yahoo News Malaysia, Yahoo News New Zealand, Yahoo News UK and
race and culture reporter/producer @ABC. region 2 director @nahj / vice prez @NAHJ_NYC. then: @huffpost, @nbcnews, @propublica, @brockportjrb. Views are mine.

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Arthur Jones II News Stories and Articles

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By Arthur Jones II Verified, Youri Benadjaoud Verified, Will McDuffie Verified, Kiara Alfonseca
| ABC News Verified
FDA removes 'black box' warning label on hormone replacement therapy for menopause By Youri Benadjaoud and Arthur Jones II November 10, 2025 Story from Health Youri Benadjaoud, Arthur Jones II , ABC News Dr. Casey Means, Trump’s surgeon general nominee, has hearing delayed By Will McDuffie and Arthur Jones II October 30, 2025 Story from Politics Will McDuffie, Arthur Jones II , ABC News Can Trump deliver on his promise to ax the Department of Education?
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With Medicaid cuts incoming, rural doulas step up to help New Mexico families

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By Kiara Alfonseca
| Prism Verified
Doulas in rural New Mexico consider themselves to be first responders for the pregnant patients in their communities. “It’s not a job, it’s just what we do and how we show up every day,” said Tauz TamuPovi, the director of Healing Justice at the New Mexico Doula Association (NMDA). Doulas drive their patients to appointments when they need help accessing transportation. They refer them to resources for food, housing, and behavioral health services.
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This After-School Program For Trans And Queer Youth Is The Blueprint For Resistance

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By Kiara Alfonseca
| Aol Verified
TheUnitedStates currently sits on a wide spectrum of tolerance when it comes to queer and trans people. While bigotry exists in pockets of every region, it feels much more pronounced in some circles and regions. In Florida, a so-called “Don’t Say Gay” bill formed in 2022, banning references to sexual orientation or gender identity in K-3 classroom curriculum. Since then, its effects have rippled through communities in scary ways.
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