Angry Black Lady Chronicles

Planned Parenthood Asks Court to Hold Kentucky Governor in Contempt

Imani Gandy

Gov. Matt Bevin has enacted a series of increasingly ridiculous requirements to try and decimate abortion access in the state.

Lawsuit Challenges Trump Administration’s Quest to Demonize Brown and Black Immigrants

Imani Gandy

The administration's new "public charge" rule allows immigration officials to deny green cards to immigrants because they utilize government public assistance programs like food stamps, housing vouchers, or Medicaid—or simply because they are poor.

New York Woman Faces Up to Eight Years Behind Bars for Selling Abortion Pills Online

Imani Gandy

Ursula Wing ran a business providing medication abortion pills to customers who needed them. Then the FDA showed up at her door.

Eighth Circuit Unbothered by North Dakota Law Stripping Right to Vote From Native Americans

Imani Gandy

North Dakota is one step closer to ensuring that these Native American voters will never be able to vote.

New Abortion Ban Lawsuit Places Black Georgians Squarely at the Center of the Fight

Imani Gandy

The lawsuit highlights how the attacks on abortion rights in Georgia will hit Black women the hardest.

The Law Should Protect Wiccans From Religious Discrimination—But Will It?

Imani Gandy

Pauline Hoffmann alleges that the Catholic university at which she was a professor denied her a promotion and pressured her to resign because she's a Wiccan.

When It Comes to Birth Control and Eugenics, Clarence Thomas Gets It All Wrong

Imani Gandy

Planned Parenthood founder Margaret Sanger can be condemned for many things, especially her virulent ableism and classism. But her goal was not to eliminate the Black population, regardless of what Thomas insinuates.

Someone Tell This Ohio Legislator You Can’t Move Ectopic Pregnancies Into the Uterus

Imani Gandy

Ohio Rep. John Becker has sponsored a bill that defies science. 

Boom! Lawyered: ‘Price Waterhouse v. Hopkins’ Edition

Imani Gandy

The Supreme Court decided this week to consider whether it will permit workplace discrimination against LGBTQ people. In doing so, the justices will have to wrestle with Price Waterhouse v. Hopkins, the landmark 1989 case about gender stereotyping in the workplace.

Supreme Court Rejects David Daleiden’s Plea for Help in Litigation With Planned Parenthood

Imani Gandy

David Daleiden still exists, and he is still pretending that his attempts to smear Planned Parenthood were acts of investigative journalism.