For Decades, We’ve Helped Open Abortion Access. Here’s Where We’ll Go Post-‘Roe.’ National Network of Abortion Funds & Abortion Care Network We don’t need to reinvent the wheel of abortion care—we need to build on it.
To Challenge Trans Injustices, We Must First Understand Why They Exist Paisley Currah In his new book Sex Is as Sex Does, trans advocate Paisley Currah examines transgender identity politics, anti-trans legislation, and more.
Why We Need a Constitutional Amendment for Abortion Rights Molly Wadzeck Kraus Attacks on reproductive health, which are not limited to abortion and affect anyone who can become pregnant, will endure without a constitutional guarantee.
What the Hell Is Substantive Due Process, Anyway? Namrata Verghese And what does it have to do with abortion?
My Governor Supports Abortion Rights, but I Still Had to Travel Out of State for Care Hailey Colpitts After my first abortion failed, I had to travel from Michigan to Indiana because the cost of an abortion at a clinic was half the cost.
Meet the 21-Year-Old College Student Fighting Period Poverty Marlene Cruz "I was taking for granted the fact that I was able to afford period products. I didn't realize there's so many people going without them."
Abortion Is a Disability Issue Robyn Powell Disabled people’s bodies have been policed even when abortion has been a right. In a post-Roe world, we must protect their abortion rights, too.
Processing the Fallout of the Supreme Court Leak Imani Gandy & Jessica Mason Pieklo What's happened since Politico published the Supreme Court opinion leak that overturns Roe v. Wade.
Abortion Is a Muslim Issue—and It’s on Us to Fight for Access Aliza Kazmi Islam supports an individual’s bodily autonomy, and we need to advocate for our community’s right to an abortion.
Why So-Called Personhood Laws Are the Next Big Threat After ‘Roe’ Falls Julie F. Kay In a post-Roe world, anti-abortion lawmakers will seek to give fetuses the same legal rights as pregnant people.