Jade Iman 🌺

ALT Photo of the historical marker for the United Order of Tents, right after it was unveiled. The text on the marker reads: "The United Order of Tents of J.R. Giddings and Jollifee Union, founded by and for African American women, emerged from efforts to aid enslaved people who sought freedom along the Underground Railroad. Annetta M. Lane and Harriet R. Taylor, who had both been enslaved, formally organized the Tents’ Southern District #1 in Norfolk shortly after the Civil War. A Christian mutual aid society, the Tents provided financial assistance and burial insurance, established nursing homes, sponsored scholarships, supported civil rights activists, and aided mission work abroad. National membership grew to about 50,000 in the 20th century. This property became the headquarters of Southern District #1 in 1913."

ALT burgundy background graphic with the following text up top: "Abortion is still legal in Virgnia." *red textbox with white text* "Here's what you need to know." The bottom half of the graphic is a collection of imageries, such as a person wearing a backpack, an hourglass, a stethoscope, a person holding their belly, and a compass.

ALT burgundy background with the following text: "If you have an abortion scheduled, show up to your appointment. *bolded* Abortion is still legal in Virginia." There's a graphic at the bottom right corner that features a stethoscope and a person's hands holding their pregnancy test with two lines signaling they are pregnant.