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Why I ‘Stand in Awe of all Mná’ Voting to Repeal the Eighth
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These seminal TV shows uncritically depict Black fathers' often caustic “coaching” to prepare their sons for an inhospitable world. I know, from my own family, that cruelty isn't the way to make a man.
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These books challenge readers to see young motherhood through a more honest and empowered light.
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Essentially telling women at higher risk for pregnancy-related complications to simply “wrap it up" and avoid pregnancy is unacceptable.
When Black Women Try to Take Seats of Power, They’re Met With a Litany of Criticism
Derisive judgments were on full display in a recent New York magazine article that ostensibly explored the campaigns of the two women—Stacey Abrams, who is Black, and Stacey Evans, who is white—running to become Georgia's Democratic gubernatorial candidate.
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The Supreme Court May Take on an Arkansas Law Effectively Banning Medication Abortion
Advocates warn the consequences will be dire if the U.S. Supreme Court does not intervene.
