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Montse Reyes

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writer • work in: @sfchronicle, @kqedarts, @sfexaminer, @eastbayexpress • opinions my own, typos courtesy of my nails ✨
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Death threats and job losses: This is what it’s like for pro-Palestine students and activists to be doxxed right now Original

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By Montse Reyes
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Sign up for Movement Notes, a weekly newsletter connecting you directly to the activists, thinkers, artists and everyday people fighting for justice in their own communities. Enter your email to subscribe and better understand the issues that define our world. As pro-Palestine voices rise against the recent Gaza attacks, a chilling trend emerges: the resurgence of doxxing campaigns.
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California needs better alternatives as youth prison system closes

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By Montse Reyes
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June 30 marked the end of California’s state-run youth prison system, the Division of Juvenile Justice (DJJ). Prompted by the passage of Senate Bill 823, the move was several years in the making thanks to the work of advocates who challenged horrible conditions behind the walls of those institutions for decades. But not everyone is celebrating.
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A family says the Marine Corps covered up sex trafficking case involving their Native teen. Here are the details. Original

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By Montse Reyes
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The Reckon Report is a weekly newsletter that goes deeper in today’s most-discussed headlines. Subscribe today and stay ready for the proverbial water cooler. A 14-year-old Indigenous girl in San Diego County was found alive in the barracks of a Marine Corps base in California, more than two weeks after her family reported her missing.
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