This Week in Sex: How a Lesbian Couple Literally Made a Baby Together
The new procedure is a cheaper alternative to in vitro fertilization. And in other news, women are applying entrepreneurial know-how to funding fertility treatment.
Trending Maternity and Birthing
- The Effects of Trump’s Anti-Immigrant Rhetoric Are Starting to Show in Preterm Birth Rates
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- Racism Kills: What Cultural Connection Can Do About It
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- Democrats Left in the Dark as GOP House Committee Launches Maternal Mortality Investigation
- New York Governor Cuomo Should Not Play Politics With Black Maternal Health
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Commentary
Commentary Maternity and Birthing
New York Governor Cuomo Should Not Play Politics With Black Maternal Health
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Racism Kills: What Cultural Connection Can Do About It
Certain behaviors and attitudes promote resilience in the face of discrimination for people of color, according to the research that is currently available.
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Stigma Surrounds Addiction Treatment for Pregnant People in Indian Country
“If I could save someone 100 times, I would," said one advocate. "Maybe after that 101st time they might be ready to get help. If they die, they’ll never get that chance."
Stop Saying That Making Abortion Illegal Won’t Stop People From Having Them
Criminalizing abortion or making it less accessible means that some women carry unwanted pregnancies to term.
Manitoba Indigenous Doula Initiative Empowers Women, Helps Keep Kids Out of Welfare System
"Indigenous women are beautiful and powerful and resilient. They are worthy, and they deserve to be moms to their children."
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Culture & Conversation Human Rights
Where Astrology and Social Justice Meet: A Q&A With Chani Nicholas
In a dim, bustling bar at the San Francisco Four Seasons, Nicholas spoke with me about her childhood, her journey to astrology, and how she inspires social justice movements through her work.
