Our Story
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Our Story
BGG2SM is a Black woman and genderqueer-led, Southern-based Reproductive Justice organization dedicated to dismantling how white supremacy, patriarchy, and cultural bias distort healthcare and deepen disparities. We center the voices of Black women, LGBTQIA+ communities, and those impacted by carceral systems—exposing how these systems reinforce health disparities, workplace discrimination, and inadequate care.
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Healing Resistance
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Assata Goff
In-House Artist/Iconographer and Curation Coordinator
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Claire Alexandre
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Ruined By Design
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Paid in Memories
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Courtney ReId-Eaton
Senior Advisor
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A Seat at the Table
Solange
Jade Ayino
Admin Program Assistant
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A Monk's Guide
Shoukel Matsumoto
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Jakatta - American Dream
Dave Lee
Madylin Nixon-Taplet
Visual Creative Advisor/Documentary Production Manager
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Reflections in Black
Deborah Willis
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The Residence
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Ravyn Lenae
Leigh ReEd
Administrative Director
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Becoming
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Ledisi
Germane James
Director of Special Projects and Resource Development
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A Woman is a School
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Director of Research and Narrative Shift
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Curatorial Innovations and Operations Director
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Visual Creative Advisor/Documentary Production Manager
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Germane James
Director of Special Projects and Resource Development
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Assata Goff
In-House Artist/Iconographer and Curation Coordinator
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JADE AYINO
Admin Program Assistant
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Leigh ReEd
Admin Director
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The Black Girl’s Guide to Surviving Menopause is the only Southern, Black woman-led platform dedicated to normalizing menopause through a socially engaged practice of art and activism.
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The Black Girl’s Guide to Surviving Menopause is the only Southern, Black woman-led platform dedicated to normalizing menopause through a socially engaged practice of art and activism.
WANT TO SUPPORT US?
We need each-other
The Black Girl’s Guide to Surviving Menopause is the only Southern, Black woman-led platform dedicated to normalizing menopause through a socially engaged practice of art and activism.