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Reproductive Rights
Corporate America Is Helping to Elect Anti-Abortion Attorneys General
In a handful of battleground states, the attorney general race may help determine whether abortion bans are enforced.
Juneteenth Reminds Us “In Between” Moments Are as Important as Uprisings
Much of the most vital organizing work is done in between the protests, uprisings and rebellions.
Iowa High Court Reverses Its Own 2018 Ruling Recognizing Right to Abortion
Four justices on the court have been appointed by anti-abortion Republican Gov. Kim Reynolds over the past five years.
Abortion Funds Are Preparing for a Storm. To Help, “Get in Where You Fit in.”
“The fact that we have to talk about decriminalizing pregnancy is a strong argument for abolition,” says Kelly Hayes.
The First Amendment Could Provide a Fresh Legal Approach to Defending Abortion
Denial of abortion exemplifies theocratic or reactionary forces’ domination of the state, violating the First Amendment.
25 Senate Democrats Urge Biden to Use Executive Power to Protect Abortion Access
Democrats led by Sen. Elizabeth Warren are demanding that Biden do everything in his power to protect abortion rights.
Victims of Forced Sterilization in California Are Fighting for Reparations
Gaining justice for survivors of the state's abuse is not only a reproductive health issue, it’s a racial justice issue.
Weeks Before Abortion Ban, DeSantis Vetoes Millions in Birth Control Funding
DeSantis's veto is “just another example of his ongoing cruelty to Floridians,” one Planned Parenthood official said.
Missouri Rewards Taxpayers Who Donate to Anti-Abortion Crisis Pregnancy Centers
The facilities mislead abortion-seekers by pretending to offer clinical services and unbiased advice.
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Attacks on Trans Rights and Abortion Rights Are “Bound Together”
“Some of the wildest dreams of the far right are being realized,” says Kelly Hayes.