Saying ‘Pregnant People’ Is Even More Critical Post-‘Roe’

You can center women of color without erasing trans people. And it's totally easy.

Boom! Lawyered: Elie Mystal and Imani Gandy on the SCOTUS Dumpster Fire

In a special episode of Boom! Lawyered, Jess is out, and Elie is in!

Conservatives Are Gaslighting You About the Post-‘Roe’ Hellscape

The Alito Court knew that almost two dozen states were champing at the bit to enact abortion bans. They also knew what the impact would be.

4 Things Sex Workers Can Teach Us About Digital Surveillance

"Digital evidence is and will continue to be used to prosecute abortion and miscarriages," including emails, location tracking, and search histories.

Why Primary Care Providers Like Me Must Become Abortion Providers

It cannot be that if a patient wishes to continue a pregnancy, then they are my patient, but that I should not care for them if they want an abortion.

Editor’s Note: With ‘Roe’ Gone, Where Do We Go From Here?

Being prepared for this moment didn't make the overturning of the right to abortion any easier. But we'll build something better than Roe.

The Outsized Role Prosecutors Will Play in a Post-‘Roe’ World

“Even if there were no risk of a criminal prosecution, state authorities might still take steps to take away the licenses of doctors to practice medicine."

A Week in Alabama After Abortion Was Banned

Alabama has long lived in a post-Roe world. Now, abortion care workers reckon with how much worse it could get.

How Providers Are Innovating Around Abortion Access Deserts

The country needs more abortion clinics, especially ones accessible to people traveling across state lines. Meet the providers aiming to fill these gaps.

Why Physicians Must Advocate for Abortion Care in a Post-‘Roe’ World

Independent clinics provide the vast majority of abortion care, but hospitals also need to step up to expand access.