Culture & Conversation Abortion
Despite the image of dangerous "abortionists" in Mexico—rhetoric that echoes in today's xenophobic politics—some trusted providers earned the gratitude of those who crossed the border for abortion care.
The president's steel tariffs are adding $250,000 to the construction of a CHOICES clinic in Memphis.
The administration acknowledges the rule could increase the out-of-pocket cost of abortion care.
The anti-choice bill went nowhere when Senate Republicans failed to get the 60 votes they needed.
U.S. Rep. Dan Lipinski and state Rep. Katrina Jackson, two anti-choice Democrats, are scheduled to speak at this year's March for Life.
In another incidence of white-washing white supremacy, white journalists are rushing to excuse a clearly racist incident involving white teens from Covington Catholic school in Kentucky, in part by discounting the testimony of a Native elder and Vietnam war veteran.
Rather than continue to feel helpless about the situation we now find ourselves in, here are seven clear steps those of us working in the reproductive and sexual health, rights, and justice movement can take to strengthen our tactics and organizing.
When one woman tried to obtain an order of protection against her ex-girlfriend, the court turned her down—noting that if she were dating a man, there would be no issue.
Artist B Hayward reflects on her trials and tribulations navigating a health-care system that is only now becoming trans-aware.
As Mexico's largest Catholic health-care system, Christus restricts a range of reproductive health services, including contraceptives, sterilization, abortion, and in vitro fertilization.
Parents and students living in an Ohio school district say that the needs of children with legally recognized disabilities aren't being recognized.
For decades, East Chicago has been home to heavy industry that poisoned the city. But is also home to thousands of people, many of whom have illnesses likely caused by that pollution.
Far too many of our self-anointed progressive saviors speak as though Trump’s overthrow will make everything good again. A bargain-priced plastic surgeon might want to convince us that removing a large carbuncle will render our face entirely beautiful, but can that kind of pitch really be trusted?
A museum’s charge is to educate, so I'm left wondering whether the curators were afraid of offending their Vatican partners or whether they were simply unwilling to take the religious content seriously.
Historian Paul Hanebrink discusses the origin and uses of the Judeo-Bolshevik myth as a grand conspiracy that inspired the Holocaust and how crucial parts of it survived under the umbrella of "Judeo-Christian civilization."
Don't buy the latest far-right media lies about CNN driving a political agenda about President Trump's proposed border wall.
Also: Should I break up with my boyfriend and date my lesbian co-worker instead?
Artist B Hayward reflects on her trials and tribulations navigating a health-care system that is only now becoming trans-aware.
"Maybe our mobility shouldn’t always be measured like our White millennial peers,” the author writes. “Maybe it’s measured in joy and pleasure.”
Regulations that would undercut the birth control benefit are set to go into effect January 14—but not if a handful of states have anything to say about it in federal court this week.
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My favorite racial justice pieces gave readers a window onto the resilience of communities of color.
This year's March for Life claims that “being pro-life is not in opposition to science," though many of its positions fly in the face of evidence.
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