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One Move Colleges Can Make to Expand Abortion Access for Students

With the future of Roe v. Wade on shaky ground, it's even more critical for campus health centers to make medication abortion available to their students.

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Medication Abortion Is the Future, so Why Don’t TV Shows Depict It More?

Rewire News Group Staff

"This year, what's happening politically right now is just so divorced from the representations of abortion that we're seeing on TV."

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“We’ve Been Here. We Will Continue to Be Here.” A Conversation With Indigenous Women Rising

Rewire News Group Staff

Rachael Lorenzo talks to Imani Gandy about reproductive coercion, reproductive justice, and running an Indigenous-led abortion fund.

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The Death of ‘Roe’ Is Giving Us a Lot of Feelings

Rewire News Group Staff

With cocktails and community, Jessica Mason Pieklo and Imani Gandy processed the bleak Supreme Court hearing on Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health.

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Why There Is No Progressive Agenda Without Abortion Access

Jennifer Driver & Erin Matson

Part of being a true progressive means standing in solidarity with communities of color and firmly rejecting racist efforts to control bodies and lives.

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Arkansas Legislature Introduces Texas-Style Abortion Ban

Rachel Cohen

"What Texas has done is absolutely awesome," Republican state Sen. Jason Rapert, who introduced the bill, said back in September.

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Brittney. Amanda. Purvi. Their Fates Could Be Your Future.

Imani Gandy

These are some of the first victims of a war on pregnant people. It's a war that will end with mass incarceration, surveillance, and even death.

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How Your Period-Tracking App Could End Up Tracking You

Mali Collins

Along with photos, internet history, and location tracking, this is what reproductive surveillance can look like.

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Who Is Policing Your Pregnancy?

Becca Andrews

The increased criminalization of pregnancy—as a result of white supremacy—has been a long time coming: "It's been a very purposeful marathon."

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Editor’s Note: A Gathering Storm With Roe’s Reversal

Jessica Mason Pieklo

Dismantling Roe v. Wade threatens not only people who need abortions safely and legally but also the entire legal status of people who can become pregnant.

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