
Joe Veix
RH Reality Check
Joe Veix is a writer and photographer. His writing has also appeared in Jezebel Music. His photography has appeared in Pittsburgh’s City Paper and The New People. He currently lives in Brooklyn.
RH Reality Check
Joe Veix is a writer and photographer. His writing has also appeared in Jezebel Music. His photography has appeared in Pittsburgh’s City Paper and The New People. He currently lives in Brooklyn.
Feministing and CathNews weigh in on the issue.
The Values Voters Summit weighs in: Mike Huckabee is the preferred GOP candidate for 2012 presidential run.
A school in Massachusetts is battling parental opposition to their contraception policy.
British researchers have found that, to reduce carbon emissions, supporting family planning and contraception is about five times cheaper than investing in green technologies.
The right is making the debate about health care a debate about abortion, looking to expand the Hyde Amendment in the name of common ground.
McDonnell's thesis from Regent University was dug up by the Washington Post. It's claims that unmarried couples using contraceptives and women in the workplace are causing the downfall of society.
A new book called The Pill: Are You Sure It's For You? reexamines the pill, questioning its use as a default contraceptive.
The latest anti-healthcare myth is starting to trickle down.
The Department of Homeland Security warned about a rise of right-wing extremism. Since then there have been at least three cases of domestic terrorism, and the rhetoric on the right is only becoming more frenzied and vitriolic.
A safe-sex exhibition in China has taken to offbeat methods to promote the use of condoms.
A new study from Oregon State University puts numbers on the obvious: having children has a high carbon impact.
A student in California is suing school administrators for telling her to remove her anti-abortion T-shirt.
The New York Times examines the rise in abortions in China, of which Chinese officials blame the low-level of sex education.
In an interview with Katie Couric last week, Obama stated that his health care reform might not fund abortion because this wouldn't fit with the "tradition."
A blog describes the encounters of abortion escorts, every Saturday morning.
A roundup of the most sustainable methods of birth control.
Obama hasn't asked Sotomayor about her views on a single specific legal issue. Why?
Using theological arguments might be one way to reach a common ground.
With an expanded version of an existing policy, low-income Wisconsin men will now be able to receive family planning services.
The man charged with first degree murder of Dr. George Tiller has been sending out pamphlets justifying the murders of abortion doctors.
Results from an ongoing, 20-year study give us new insight into adoption.
Over the past year, Ann Coulter has repeatedly justified terrorism against abortion providers.
A conservative organization complains about the bias of a PBS program, but offers nothing to refute the program's claims.
"Irena's Vow," a play depicting a woman's struggle to save lives during the Holocaust, was recently called pro-life by LifeSiteNews, which skewed the critical reception of the play, and its intentions.
The Salon editor appears on the O'Reilly Factor and tells Bill that he has "blood on his hands."
Anti-abortion activists in Bakersfield, CA, are protesting new parking restrictions that apparently disrupt their protests.
Jill Stanek was named "Worst Person" by Keith Olbermann, to which Stanek responded, missing the point entirely.
Scott Roeder, the man charged with first-degree murder for shooting George Tiller, spoke to the Associated Press today.
Murdered abortion doctor George Tiller had been a favorite target of The O'Reilly Factor since 2005, with O'Reilly calling Tiller a "Nazi" who was "operating a death mill."
A video contest in Oceanside, California, awarded two teenagers top prize for their film about teen pregnancy. It's a persuasive argument for making local content to discuss national issues.
With Wal-Mart blocked from offering $9 birth control, should we blame our government for higher prices?
A new Gallup poll demonstrates an alleged anti-abortion majority, but its methodology is flawed.
A commercial for emergency contraception, which aired in the UK last month, got an expected amount of grief from conservative parents.
The Mirror tackles the top ten contraceptive myths -- some obvious, others less so.
In her latest Daily Beast entry, Meghan McCain misunderstands her own party's viewpoints.
A recently published poll shows a correlation between church attendance and a support for torture.
With a new abortion poll released by the Pew Research Center, the CNA takes a warped perspective.
A new book by Jon A. Shields tries to make reasonable claims about the Christian-right and its "logic," but instead comes off as biased.
The first ever advertisement for a morning-after pill aired on television in the UK, despite arguments against the ad from an anti-choice group.
A service in Brooklyn provides free rides home, in an effort to combat gender-based harassment and sexual assault.
What happens when a conservative network unknowingly uses an embarrassing double entendre?
In Fairfax, VA, a high school student received the same punishment one gets for possession of a illegal drugs or guns, for taking her birth-control during lunch.
An article at the Heritage Foundation offers twelve administration policies that "undermine civil society."
As the recession gets worse, more Catholics are shifting their political opinions, or becoming more open to compromise and dialogue about that and other issues.
Journalist Kevin Roose goes undercover as a student at Jerry Falwell's Liberty University, and his findings are humorous and upsetting.
The medical journal The Lancet and various Facebook groups respond to Pope's irresponsible and incorrect comments about condom use in Africa.
When the recession hit in November, abortion and vasectomy rates rose significantly.
A distinguished AIDS researcher backs the Pope's comments that the AIDS epidemic is made worse by condom use. His logic and his motives are questionable.
The Daily Show and others respond to the Pope's outrageous claim that condoms increase the AIDS epidemic in Africa.
Last week, President Obama lifted Bush's federal funding ban on stem cell research, and a majority of American voters rightly support the decision.