The Bella Bulletin Newsletter: October 2020 Edition

The Bella Bulletin OCTOBER 2020

To the Women In the world A beautiful poem written by BALI alum, Saina Srivastava

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Table of Contents Headlines of the month ………………….……….3 Stay insta-informed…………………..…......….. .4 Remembering RBG…………………….……………...5 BALI Announcements…….………………………..6 To the women in the world, A Poem.......………7 Feminist Five!...................…….…….…………...….9 Every Voice Matters……………………..…....….. .11 What to watch this month…………..….....….. .12 Happy birthday to…………….…………..…...….. .13 Women’s History of the month……..…...….. .14 Enrichment Opportunities…….……….............15 BALI Staff…………………………………….....….…17 BELLA BULLETIN STAFF ………………………….......18

Headlines of the month

This past March,July officers Brett Hankinson, On Wednesday, 29, Mexico’s SupremeMyles Court Cosgrove, and Jonathan Mattingly, barged (SCJN) halted ​a tremendous milestone into for Breonna Taylor’s houseagainst underanainjunction “no-knock abortion rights by voting in warrant” as she and her boyfriend, K ​ enneth Veracruz. The injunction, approved by a judge in Walker​ were sleeping and a barrage of 32 Xalapa, ,Veracruz ordered thefired state’s congress to bullets that k ​ illed Taylor​ .

This month, remove articles 149, 150, and 154 of the locala Jefferson CountyThis grand decision jury only indicted of penal code. would one have the three officers,abortions Hankinson, and only decriminalizeed within 12 charged weeks, him for endangering neighbors. allowed for abortions Taylor’s due to health risks,None and of the officers were charged for the death of abolished the time limit on abortions for cases Breonna Taylor. addition, recently involving rape.

TheInplan for removing theseleaked three body-cam reveals Brett by Hankinson and articles wasfootage originally introduced the women’s Myles ​returning to Taylor’s residence rights Cosgrove organizations National Commission to and commenting on potential evidence after Prevent and Eradicate Violence against Women the incident Needless folks (Conavim) andtook the place.

National Institutetoforsay, Women (InMujeres) 2016. Unfortunately, ​fourTaylor’s out of across the in country are furious that five judges voted against upholding the injunction. death occurred at all, and that now, Taylor is While denied this decision being justice.would have only affected the state of Veracruz, activists hoped that it would set the precedent for other states to do the same.

Information on President Trump’s long-awaited tax-returns has finally been released by the New York Times​. According to their report, Trump, the only in recent historythis to After winning thepresident Democratic nomination not tax-returns, paid year July, release Candacehis Valenzuela could now$750 makethe history he won the presidential election and his first. by becoming the first Black Latina in Congress​ year in office.

In 10 ofa member the pastof her 15 school years, Valenzuela is an educator, however, didn’t ofpay board, and he a mother two.any Her income campaigntaxes was because he reported losing more money than supported by EMILY’s List, End Citizens United, he In addition, heHispanic is currently in a dispute themade.

Congressional Caucus, the with the IRS over the legitimacy of a $72.9 Congressional Black Caucus, the Congressional million tax refund.

Trump has Asian American PcificUnsurprisingly, American Caucus, and was referred to the report as “ ​ fake news.” endorsed by the late John Lewis.

The day before New York City public schools Jena Faith, a 43-year-old woman,ofhas just were scheduled to open, trans the Council School made history in Steuben County​ , NY by filing Supervisors and Administrators (CSA) ​declared aa lawsuit against thevote county for the abuse “No Confidence” against Mayor Bill she de experienced in jail.

Faith was arrested back in Blasio and Chancellor Richard Carranza due to 2018 for allegedly buyingupa with meal awith counterfeit their failure to come safe plan for money.

While she was originally placed in a schools in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic. women’s facility, she was abruptly movedontodea Along with the vote, the CSA is calling men’s facility she was misgendered, denied Blasio and Carranza to relinquish control of her the hormone replacement treatment, and sexually city's Department of Education for the assaulted.

Thethelawsuit Faith upon her remainder of pandemic andfiled to seek out the release, however, now York led toState multiple reforms assistance of thehasNew education dedicated to protecting trans inmates.

As result department. According to CSA leaders, aschool of these reforms, trans inmates in Steuben County officials want to get school’s reopened as safely will accessasto gender-affirming care, will be and have as quickly possible. able to wear clothing that aligns with their gender, and legally must be referred to by their correct names and pronouns.

Days before a major UN biodiversity summit, 64 In the past few months, ​the Greek government world leaders signed the ​Leader’s Pledge for has secretly expelled over 1,000 asylum seekers Nature​, among them Angela Merkel, Justin by sending them off in occasionally Trudeau, Jacinda Ardern, and Boris Johnson. malfunctioning life rafts. Despite the many The document is a 10-point pledge that plans to outcries against Greece’s illegal actions, the reverse biodiversity loss by 2030. The pledge government has denied the allegations. Some warns that humanity is facing a climate crisis experts suggest that this recent humanitarian and declares that it will reduce deforestation violation is a result of other European countries and unsustainable fishing practices, eliminate not providing enough assistance to Greece for environmentally harmful subsidies, and taking in a high influx of Syrian refugees. Also, encourage food production rising tensionssustainable between Greece and Turkey have systems. on led peopleTheto pledge believe also that puts both pressure nations are countries that contribute the most greenhouse weaponizing Syrian refugees to place pressure on gasses like the US, Brazil, China, and Russia. one another.

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Remember Supreme Court Justice, Ruth Bader Ginsburg

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BaliBali Announcements updates

To the Women in the World Saina Srivastava BALI class of 2020

To the women in the world, I hear your call As a small little girl, I will stand tall

What is bold to me?

Why, it’s every woman here It’s this symbol of bravery That these women didn’t succumb to the fear Fear of what? You may ask The fear of getting murdered The fear of being known to do just household tasks The fear that education may be a hurdle The fear that you will be mocked The fear that you will not be equal Us woman cannot stand here and gawk Because it was we the people Not his, but we Is it that hard to understand?

It is about camaraderie Not about taking the promised land

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"Beyond the Gender Binary will give readers everywhere the feeling that anything is possible within themselves"--Princess Nokia, musician and

“​Documents centuries of techniques designed to limit progress in the black co-founderAlthough of the Smart Club community. someGirl of the material may be upsetting, this is a book that should absolutely be included in the curriculum." – ​Starred review, School Library Connection In ​Beyond the Gender Binary​, poet, artist, and LGBTQIA+ rights advocate Alok Vaid-Menon deconstructs, demystifies, and reimagines the gender binary.

When America achieves milestones of progress toward full and equal black participation in democracy, the systemic response is a consistent racist backlash that rolls back those wins. We Are Not Yet Equal examines five of these moments: The end of the "Thank have Alok. And I'm learning a thing two the myself."--Billy Porter, Emmy award-winning Civil WarGod andwe Reconstruction was greeted with Jim Croworlaws; promise of new opportunities in the North actor, singer, and Broadway theater performer

during the Great Migration was limited when blacks were physically blocked from moving away from the South; the Supreme Court's landmark 1954 ​Brown v. Board of Education decision was met with the shutting

"When reading this book, all I feel is kindness."--Sam Smith, Grammy and Oscar award-winning singer and

down of public schools throughout the South; the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and Voting Rights Act of 1965 led to songwriter

laws that disenfranchised millions of African American voters and a War on Drugs that disproportionately targeted and the of President led ​Ktoirkus an outburst violence including the death of "A fierce,blacks; penetrating, andelection empowering call forObama change."-Reviews,​ of starred review black teen Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri as well as the election of Donald Trump.

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“It’s time for a new beauty paradigm.”― Alok Vaid-Menon

Artist and activist Vaid-Menon demonstrates how the normativity of the gender binary represses creativity and inflicts physical and emotional violence.

The author, whose parents emigrated from India, writes about how enforcement of the gender binary begins before birth and affects people in all stages of life, with people of color being especially vulnerable due to Western conceptions of gender as binary. Gender assignments create a narrative for how a person should behave, what they are allowed to like or wear, and how they express themself. Punishment of nonconformity leads to an inseparable link between gender and shame. Vaid-Menon challenges familiar arguments against gender nonconformity, breaking them down into four categories—dismissal, inconvenience, biology, and the slippery slope (fear of the consequences of acceptance). Headers in bold font create an accessible navigation experience from one analysis to the next. The prose maintains a conversational tone that feels as intimate and vulnerable as talking with a best friend. At the same time, the author's turns of phrase in moments of deep insight ring with precision and poetry. In one reflection, they write, “the most lethal part of the human body is not the fist; it is the eye. What people see and how people see it has everything to do with power.” While this short essay speaks honestly of pain and injustice, it concludes with encouragement and an invitation into a future that celebrates transformation.

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Women’s History of the month: October

100,000 to 500,000 people marchfirst in New Henrietta Szold founds Hadassah, the largest Margaret Sanger opens the U.S.’s birth York City to attend the funeral of seven Jewish in American history, controlorganization clinic in Brooklyn, New York. unidentified victims ofand the education Triangle in the focusing on 1916 healthcare October 16, Shirtwaist Company fire in late March.

Israel and the U.S. April 5, 1911 February 24, 1912

Amelia Earhart’s plane is lost in the Pacific Ocean near Howland Island.

July 2, 1937 U.S. Supreme Jackie Court upholds 17-year-old Mitchell,the the19th Reverend Margaret Towner is the first Amendment to the Constitution, second woman to play baseball in woman ordained women a minister the which guarantees theinright the all-male minor leagues, pitches Presbyterian Church. to vote. an exhibition game against the N.Y. October 24, 1956 February 27, 1922 Yankees and strikes out both Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig.

Jocelyn Burnell makesthe thefirst first BarbaraBell Walters becomes discovery of a pulsar, a rapidly April 2,co-anchor 1931 woman of the evening news rotating neutron star. (at ABC).women in the House of Fifteen February 24, 1967 October 4, 1976 Representatives form the signs the President Lyndon Johnson Congressional Caucus forprohibits Women’ssex Civil Rights Act; Title VII Issues. discrimination in employment.

April 19, 1977 July 2, 1964

The Utah Territorial Legislature passes American Revolution heroine Sybil Mary McLeod Bethune opens the her first a The Seneca Falls Convention, bill allowing to vote.

Ludington, 16women years old, ridesstudents 40 milesinon school forfirst African-American country’s women’s rights convention, horseback in the middle of the night to February 12, 1869 Daytona Florida. is held inBeach, Seneca Falls, New York warn the American militia that the British October 1904 Movement.

Women’s3,Rights were invading.

Esther Morris in Wyoming became July Hobart 19-20, 1848 Blanche Stuart Scott is the first American 1777 theApril first 26, American woman Justice of the Suffragists crash the Centennial Celebration woman pilot to make a public flight.

Peace.

Sacagawea beginsHall helping the Lewis and in Independence to present the Vice October 23, 1910 February 17, 1870 Clark Expedition as“Declaration an interpreter.

President with the of the Rights of Women” written by Matilda Joselyn Gage.

April 7, 1805

July 4, Quimby 1876 becomes the first woman to Harriet fly airplane across the English Channel.

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were arrested April 16, 1912while picketing the White The Monument, depicting HouseSuffrage demanding universal women’sSusan B. Anthony, Elizabeth Cady Stanton, and suffrage; they charged with Dr. Frances L.were Willoughby is the obstructing first woman Lucretia Mott, sculpted by Adelaide traffic. doctor in the regular U.S. Navy.

Johnson, is dedicated at the U.S. Capitol.

October 15, 1948 July 14, 1917 February 15, 1921 The first class of Women’s Auxiliary Army Corps (WAAC) begins at Fort Des Moines, IA. July 20,Bryan 1942 Owen is the first woman to Ruth

represent the U.S. as a foreign minister Althea Gibson is the first African American when she is appointed as envoy to woman player to win a Wimbledon title in Denmark. women’s tennis singles.

April 13, 1933 became the first Tenley Albright Mary Roebling is the first woman director July 6, 1957 American woman to (American win the World Figure of a stock exchange Stock Marian Anderson sings an Easter Sunday Skating championship.

Exchange). concert for more than 75,000 at Lincoln “Philadelphia Eleven” deacons (Merrill February 15, October 28,1953 1958 Memorial.

Bittner, Alla Bozarth-Campbell, Alison April 9, Emily 1939 Hewitt, Carter Heyward, Cheek, First postage stamp to honor a black Dr. Kathryn D. National Sullivan is the firstofU.S. Suzanne Marie Moorefield, Opening ofHiatt, the woman, Harriet Tubman,Museum is issued in woman astronaut to “walk” in space Jeannette Piccard, Betty Schiess, Katrina Women in theDC. Arts in Washington, D.C., Washington, during Challenger flight.

Swanson, and Nancy Wittig) ordained as14 the first museum devoted to women February 1, 1978 October 1984Episcopal priests. the first11, women artists.

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American Museum of Natural History​ various teen programs run through the American Museum of

Black Natural Girls Code Historyoffers programming and events in coding for African American girls.

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ChickTech offers programming and mentorship in STEM for high school girls.

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LOVE Mentoring works at high schools to deliver small‑group mentoring for young Latinas.

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Sadie Nash Leadership Project provides afterschool and summer programming in leadership Powerplay NYC works in elementary, middle, and high schools to offer after‑school programming in and social justice for girls ages 14-22. physical activity and healthy living.

Soul Sisters Leadership Collective works in schools to offer workshops to explore issues Soul Sisters Leadership Collective works in schools to offer workshops to explore issues faced by young faced bywomen of color. young women of color.

Vibe Theatre Experience offers theatre and a free summer enrichment program for college students media programming for girls ages 13-19.

Summer Health Professions Education Program pursuing health professions.

Willie Mae Rock Camp for Girls offers afterschool and summer music programing for girls.

The Whitney Museum of Art arts programs and events for teens at the Whitney Museum of American

YWCA provides programming in leadership and advocacy, STEAM, career and college Art. exploration, and more for girls.

Vibe Theatre Experience offers theatre and media programming for girls ages 13‑19.

Willie Mae Rock Camp for Girls offers after‑school and summer music programming for girls.

Young Women's Christian Association an organization that informs women on societal issues that affect them and encourages them to vote

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