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[Photo: A digital illustration of a young Ruth Bader Ginsburg.]

Now Streaming: Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s Story in Her Own Words

New documentary highlights how the congeniality of Ruth Bader Ginsburg's Supreme Court is gone. Maybe that’s a good thing.

[Photo: A split screen image. On the left is a bald Black woman wearing gold jewelry and a blue top looks at the camera intently. On the right is the cover of a book titled 'The Body Is Not an Apology.']

How to ‘Queer Your Life’ and Fight Queerphobia and Transphobia

Sonya Renee Taylor

Creating a just and generous world for trans and queer people takes work. Sonya Renee Taylor helps you learn how.

[PHOTO: Three people wearing rainbow vests that read 'clinic escort' stand next to each other]

Violence Is the Anti-Abortion Movement’s Calling Card

Rewire News Group Staff

The long history of violence against abortion providers has created a climate of fear, where every threat has to be taken seriously.

[PHOTO: Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez standing behind a podium with microphones]

AOC Told Her Sexual Assault Story. Then the Backlash Happened.

Danielle Campoamor

As with Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, abortion advocates and storytellers share their stories as a means of survival.

What the Mothers of 3 Civil Rights Leaders Can Teach Us Today

Emily Wilson

Anna Malaika Tubbs' debut book, The Three Mothers, highlights how Berdis Baldwin, Louise Little, and Alberta King shaped a nation.

[PHOTO: Two women hold signs protesting ICE]

Meet the Trump Judge Who Really Wants More Deportations

Lisa Needham

Texas had nonsense arguments in their request to block President Biden's deportation pause from going into effect. Judge Drew Tipton bought it.

[PHOTO: Joe Biden at desk signing with pen. John Kerry and Kamala Harris stand a distance away]

Biden Administration Starts to Unwind Abortion Policy Exported Abroad

Moira Tan

Rescinding the global "gag rule," also known as the Mexico City policy, is a start. Here's what the administration can do next to advance abortion rights.

[PHOTO: Jennifer Carroll Foy talks to three women]

Virginia Could Change the Game for Abortion Access

Danielle Campoamor

Jennifer Carroll Foy, a Democratic gubernatorial candidate in Virginia, has vowed to appoint an all pro-choice cabinet.

[PHOTO: Joe Biden sits signing a paper, Kamala Harris to the left, Anthony Fauci on the right]

Joe Biden Might Not Be the Worst—and That Feels Weird to Say

Imani Gandy

I resigned myself to voting for Joe Biden. About a week into his administration, I have to say I've been pleasantly surprised—"Sleepy Joe" means business.

[PHOTO: Ken Paxton standing in front of a row of microphones] in front of the Supreme Court building]

The Five-Year Campaign to Take Away Health Care From Texans

Mary Tuma

Nearly 8,000 Texans rely on both Medicaid and Planned Parenthood for health care. That's changing in February.

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