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    This document is a reflection written by Anisa Navarro. It summarizes her experiences as the daughter of immigrants who feels tired of constantly having to help and care for her family while also facing challenges like racism. She says she is asked to care for others, help with schoolwork, and told she must save her people. While tired, she continues working for her family. The reflection concludes by discussing the tenets of reproductive justice which include the right to have children or not have children safely and be treated with dignity, respect, and love.

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    This document is a reflection written by Anisa Navarro. It summarizes her experiences as the daughter of immigrants who feels tired of constantly having to help and care for her family while also facing challenges like racism. She says she is asked to care for others, help with schoolwork, and told she must save her people. While tired, she continues working for her family. The reflection concludes by discussing the tenets of reproductive justice which include the right to have children or not have children safely and be treated with dignity, respect, and love.

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    This document is a reflection written by Anisa Navarro. It summarizes her experiences as the daughter of immigrants who feels tired of constantly having to help and care for her family while also facing challenges like racism. She says she is asked to care for others, help with schoolwork, and told she must save her people. While tired, she continues working for her family. The reflection concludes by discussing the tenets of reproductive justice which include the right to have children or not have children safely and be treated with dignity, respect, and love.

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    Anisa Navarro

    June 5, 2023
    HONORS 232 B
    Reflection #3

    I am daughter.
    I am first.
    I am asked to care
    To feed
    To bathe
    I am asked to carry.
    I am product of immigrants
    I am asked to help
    Reiterate because they can’t understand moms accent
    Help mom on english paper as she gets her high school diploma and I’m in 8th grade
    Help myself with math homework and applying to college.
    I am told I am one and only
    I am told I have to save my people
    I am told I have to be better
    I am told I can bring justice.
    I tell myself for my family.
    —
    I am tired
    I am tired of asking our life to be valued
    Tired of hands on our body.
    Tired of dying by those who save
    Tired of families separated whether at border or poverty
    Tired of ghosts dictating laws.
    —

    The tenets of reproductive justice in simplicity belong to the right to have, to not have, and to
    keep.
    To have safely, to have and be listened to, to have and be safe - treated with dignity.
    To not have safely, to not have comfortably, to not have without questions, - treated with respect
    To keep safely, to nourish, to keep together, - treated with love.
    —

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