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The Supreme Court Fails LGBTQ and Disabled Students in Ruling

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Espinoza v. Montana creates a pathway for religious schools to discriminate against already-marginalized students, including LGBTQ youth and students with disabilities.

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Culture & Conversation Sexuality

5 Sex Ed Lessons to Take to Protests

Cassandra Corrado

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Culture & Conversation Media

Hear From Julie Rikelman, the Attorney Who Argued for Abortion Rights Before the Supreme Court

Rewire.News Staff

Analysis

John Roberts Cares About His Reputation—Not Abortion Rights

More from #TeamLegal

Podcast

Boom! Lawyered: Rapid Reaction — A Great Decision (Plus a Roberts Time Bomb) on Abortion Access

Jun 29, 1:30pm

DACA recipients and their supporters rally outside the Supreme Court.

Podcast

Boom! Lawyered: Rapid Reaction — Supreme Court Protects DREAMers

Jun 18, 12:46pm Jessica Mason Pieklo & Imani Gandy

Title VII and LGBTQ equality take center stage at the Supreme Court.

Podcast

Boom! Lawyered: Rapid Reaction — Supreme Court Protects LGBTQ Employees

Jun 15, 1:49pm Imani Gandy & Jessica Mason Pieklo

Podcast

We’ll Hear Arguments, Season One: ‘Roe v. Wade’

Feb 25, 8:48am Jessica Mason Pieklo & Imani Gandy

More Analysis

Brett Kavanaugh’s Anti-Sex Work Decision Could Have a Devastating Impact on Abortion Rights

Lisa Needham

This decision is similar to the "global" gag rule that requires overseas organizations to agree to the Trump administration's anti-choice stance for funding.

Abortion

White Male Lawmaker Had No Right to Invoke Fannie Lou Hamer

Abortion

How Congress Can Immediately Seize on Monday’s Abortion Rights Win

Law and Policy

Trump’s 200th Judge Will Mean Decades of Fighting for Our Rights

Lisa Needham

More News

Meet West Virginia’s First Out Trans Lawmaker: Rosemary Ketchum

Jo Yurcaba

“Breaking into a space that wasn’t built for you is incredibly difficult."

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Abortion

As the FDA Continues to Restrict Remote Abortion Access, Doctors Are Fighting Back

Erin Heger

The pandemic has "really laid bare the fiction" that physical clinics are needed to safely provide abortion services.

Abortion

No, You Can’t Reverse an Abortion—so Why Is the FDA Allowing This Scam?

Dennis Carter

Abortion rights opponents have long pushed the reversal of medication abortion as a legitimate procedure. It's not.

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Maternity and Birthing

Are Temporary Birth Centers the Answer to Alleviating Hospitals During the COVID-19 Outbreak?

Abbie Synan

The Jazz Birth Center of Manhattan was born out of an urgent need for low-risk pregnant people to have options outside of giving birth in a hospital.

More Sexual Health

How to Find a Gender-Affirming Doctor

Jamie J. LeClaire

For transgender and nonbinary people, a gender-affirming doctor—a patient-centered provider who is aware, sensitive, and educated on the needs of the transgender community—can be crucial to our survival.

Sexual Health

Should You Send Nudes During Quarantine?

Cassandra Corrado

If you’re feeling uncertain, this guide will help you decide if sending nudes is right for you.

Media

On TikTok, Gen Z Takes on Trump—and Abortion Lies

Paige Alexandria

Young people on TikTok are creating videos to offer a glimpse of their struggles and opinions with videos that discuss abortion, mental illness, or their political beliefs.