In Oklahoma, Your Anti-Choice Parents Will Be Able to Sue Your Abortion Provider Imani Gandy In their rush to ascribe nefarious motives to abortion providers, Oklahoma Republicans passed a law to remedy a problem that doesn’t exist.
Planned Parenthood Got COVID-19 Funds. Why Are Republicans Trying to Take It Back? Paige Alexandria Republicans and anti-choice activists are enraged that Planned Parenthood wasn't left to falter in the economic catastrophe brought by COVID-19.
Why Asian Americans Need Better Sex Ed Senti Sojwal Sex ed is too often not culturally competent for people of color, as it's tailored for white culture. That needs to change.
In the Heart of New York’s Pandemic, This Group Is Fighting for South Asian Abuse Survivors Fabliha Anbar “Sakhi breaks the silence of violence against women in our communities.”
No, You Can’t Reverse an Abortion—so Why Is the FDA Allowing This Scam? Dennis Carter Abortion rights opponents have long pushed the reversal of medication abortion as a legitimate procedure. It's not.
How to Talk to Your Kids About Porn Cassandra Corrado “Curiosity is a normal and great thing,” said sex educator Melissa Pintor Carnagey, “and through curiosity is an opportunity to learn and connect.”
Two Years After the Kavanaugh Vote, This Maine Progressive Is Coming for Susan Collins Dennis Carter “It’s not just about flipping the Senate,” Betsy Sweet said. “It’s how we flip it.”
Congress Can Knock Down Reproductive Health-Care Barriers for Immigrants. Here’s How. Sung Yeon Choimorrow The HEAL Act would eliminate unnecessary restrictions that keep immigrant communities from accessing reproductive health care.
Are Temporary Birth Centers the Answer to Alleviating Hospitals During the COVID-19 Outbreak? Abbie Synan The Jazz Birth Center of Manhattan was born out of an urgent need for low-risk pregnant people to have options outside of giving birth in a hospital.