Parenthood

Supreme Court Weighs Indiana Law Requiring Fetal Burial After Miscarriages (Updated)

Jessica Mason Pieklo

The Supreme Court on Friday will consider taking the first major challenge to abortion rights since Justice Brett Kavanaugh was confirmed to the bench last fall.

My Favorite Racial Justice Pieces of 2018

Regina Mahone

My favorite racial justice pieces gave readers a window onto the resilience of communities of color.

Three Narratives to Nix From Your Immigration Reporting in 2019

Tina Vasquez

Overly simplistic storytelling and the good/bad immigrant binary are among some of the narratives reporters need to spike in 2019.

For LGBTQ Foster Youth, the Holidays Might Make Feelings of Isolation Worse

Thomas Hudson

After I aged out of foster care, while my peers would talk about how excited they were to be traveling home, I spent the holidays in my dorm room.

Good Practice: Medical Respite Programs Offer Homeless Patients a Place to Go

Erica Sweeney

Viral cases of "patient dumping" this year have shown that many homeless patients simply have nowhere to go after a hospital stay.

A Look Back at the Human Cost of Immigration Enforcement in 2018

Tina Vasquez

It doesn’t take much effort to find examples of the incomprehensible pain and suffering the unapologetically anti-immigrant environment in the United States has caused.

160 Years of Feminist (and Anti-Feminist) Art in One Book

Eleanor J. Bader

The Art of Feminism offers a fascinating look at the visuals of women's suffrage in the United States and Britain. But it skimps on how more contemporary feminists have used art to agitate.

Migrants Share Their Vision for a World That Honors and Respects Them

Tina Vasquez

For International Migrants Day, Rewire.News asked 11 self-identified migrants and two children of migrants representing nine countries to describe what they believe the world should look like.

Are Gay Men Able to Adopt Faster Than Other Couples?

Miriam Zoila Pérez

Adoption is a complicated process and political shifts may only make the environment more challenging for those navigating the process.

The Movement for Human Rights in Childbirth Is Not a ‘Natural Birth’ Movement

Sarah Yahr Tucker

Births that require medical interventions or cesarean section surgery are not “unnatural.”