reproductive rights
What’s Very Likely To Happen: The “Roe v. Wade” Endgame Comes to SCOTUS
Today’s case is not about one state’s decision, but about overturning decades of precedent.
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SB 8 Is a Reminder That Abortion Is a Disability Issue
The subject of disability and abortion law doesn’t stop at hypothetical fetuses.
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“My Body, My Choice” Doesn’t Meet the Demand of this Moment
“My body, my choice” is highly individualistic and—in the end—fails to convey the ways we’re bound up with each other.
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What Just Happened: The Texas Abortion Ban
The SCOTUS decision essentially spits on 50 years of constitutional precedent protecting abortion access.
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#FreeBritney: In the United States, Eugenics Is Still Legal
The history of forced sterilization of disabled communities has been hidden for too long, but stories like Britney Spears’ allow us the opportunity to educate and liberate.
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Gestational Mortality Isn’t Just a Cisgender Issue
When we’re considering marginalized people’s bodily autonomy, we must question how we perceive who is allowed to safely make a family.
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Policing, But Make It Girlboss
If we want to protect women and their health, abolition is key.
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Vile Villainization: Why Did Conservatives Attack Chrissy Teigen for Miscarrying?
Teigen’s experience is heartbreaking, but it isn’t uncommon in a country that politicizes and distorts miscarriages.
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Finding Abortion Care Is Even Harder Than It Seems
Abortion is our right and we get to choose what we want for our bodies.
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What Just Happened: A Victory for Abortion Rights
There’s no question that this is good news, but we shouldn’t assume that today’s decision amounts to a wholesale fuck-you to abortion opponents.
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