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[Photo: Clinic escorts stand in a parking lot as anti-abortion demonstrators hold a protest outside an abortion clinic.]

‘It’s All About Power’: Mississippi Anti-Choice Group Targets Buffer Zone Ordinance

Erin Heger

The legal attack on patients' right not to be harassed comes amid a spike in threats and violence against abortion providers.

[Photo: Melinda Gates looks on during an event.]

Melinda Gates’ $1 Billion Gender Equality Initiative Will Fail If It Ignores Abortion Rights

Danielle Stouck

In order to achieve gender equality, we need to eliminate practices that deny women and other people who can get pregnant their rights over their bodies. Not one dollar of Gates’ investment will address this critical issue.

[Photo: Demonstrators hold signs in protest at the steps of the US Supreme Court.]

Progressives Need a Vision for a Supreme Court They Can Fight For

Katie O’Connor & Hiring of Accused Atheist Leader Is Reminder That #MeToo Is Still Needed in Organized Atheism

Democrats might be late to the party, but they can make the Court a winning issue.

Anti-Transgender Panel at Values Voter Summit Continues Shift Towards Storytelling as Tactic

Heron Greenesmith

Religious conservatives have begun to employ heartbreaking stories of people who have detransitioned to bolster the same old misinterpreted statistics and discredited studies that have propped up the infrastructure of anti-trans advocacy for years.

[Photo: A large crowd of pro-choice advocates protest abortion bans.]

These Bills Would Further Undermine Abortion Rights in the South

Rachel Wells

Florida Republicans are going after abortion rights as clinics in north Florida have seen an influx of pregnant people coming from nearby states where lawmakers have made abortion care inaccessible.

[Photo: Senator Silk pauses during an interview.]

After Trying to Make Abortion a Felony Homicide in Oklahoma, Joseph Silk Is Running for Congress

Ally Boguhn

State Sen. Joseph Silk said his frustration with what he deemed Oklahoma’s “very liberal” leadership led him to run for Congress—even though the state’s legislature is dominated by Republicans.

Struggling With the Legacy of Harold Bloom, Brilliant but Deeply Flawed Critic (1930-2019)

Ed Simon

For all that Bloom got wrong about theory and the state of the discipline, he was correct in his contention that the sometimes godlessness of the field was a critical detriment, and that 'A nation obsessed with religion rather desperately needs a religious criticism.'

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‘It’s All About Power’: Mississippi Anti-Choice Group Targets Buffer Zone Ordinance

Melinda Gates’ $1 Billion Gender Equality Initiative Will Fail If It Ignores Abortion Rights

Progressives Need a Vision for a Supreme Court They Can Fight For

Anti-Transgender Panel at Values Voter Summit Continues Shift Towards Storytelling as Tactic

These Bills Would Further Undermine Abortion Rights in the South

After Trying to Make Abortion a Felony Homicide in Oklahoma, Joseph Silk Is Running for Congress

Struggling With the Legacy of Harold Bloom, Brilliant but Deeply Flawed Critic (1930-2019)

Meet the Woman Making It Easier for Trans People Around the Country to Get Hormones

Mississippi Insists 15-Week Ban Isn’t a Ban at Fifth Circuit Hearing (Updated)

Hiring of Accused Atheist Leader Is Reminder That #MeToo Is Still Needed in Organized Atheism

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