Poderosa Profile: Veronica Arreola

Sadly, the label of being a troublemaker is often given to me for merely speaking up and pointing out that women are left out of an equation. Or Latinas. Or just questioning the equation itself.

Fox’s Liz Trotta: Female Journalists Envy Ann Romney Because She’s Married to Mitt

Delhi Charter School To Discontinue Practice of Forced Pregnancy Testing and Discrimination

In the face of major backlash, the school has decided to reverse its discriminatory policy.

Poderosa Profile: Margie Del Castillo

In order to be successful in our fight for reproductive justice, we Latinas must recognize our poder. NLIRH’s “Soy Poderosa” campaign is trying to do just that.

Gillibrand: If We Had Equal Representation In Congress, We Wouldn’t Be Debating Contraception

With a comfortable lead in her bid for re-election, Gillibrand is adding her support to getting other women into office.

Kansas Legislature Becomes Even More Extreme

As a result of primary wins, the already predominately anti-choice legislature may become even more so.

Obama-Rage In Pennsylvania Has Conservatives Going Over The Top

Someone needs to let these folks know they should lay off the "jokes."

Shake-Up Underway at Susan G. Komen Foundation

After a year of controversy, the group is looking for a fresh start with some new people to drive the mission.

On The Third Attempt to Pass Egg-as-Person Legislation in Colorado, Former Supporters Shy Away

Personhood Colorado may not believe the voters don't want to give legal rights to fertilized eggs, but the politicians do.

Pawlenty Could Be Vice President — If Santa Will Let Him Campaign

A Colbert joke could give Pawlenty more name recognition than his presidential run ever did.