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Will This Supreme Court Term Ever End?

Supreme Court decision days have become another spectacle during the Trump years.

[Photo: A collage featuring three images of three people, a white Jewish masculine person wearing pink eye shadow and a pink yarmulke (Adam Eli), a transfemme Indian American person with a floral crown and pink lipstick (Alok Vaid-Menon), and a Black woman with a top bun and septum piercing (Kimberly Drew).]

How Queer Writers and Activists Are Dismantling What’s ‘Normal’

Sarah Neilson

This Pride, Rewire.News interviewed queer authors Alok Vaid-Menon, Kimberly Drew, and Adam Eli on what it means to "dream more boldly" about the future of queer liberation.

States Get Sneaky With Latest Abortion Restrictions

Imani Gandy

Efforts to make getting an abortion a pain in the ass continue unabated in states like Colorado, Iowa, Michigan, Mississippi, and Tennessee.

On TikTok, Gen Z Takes on Trump—and Abortion Lies

Paige Alexandria

Young people on TikTok are creating videos to offer a glimpse of their struggles and opinions with videos that discuss abortion, mental illness, or their political beliefs.

Trump’s 200th Judge Will Mean Decades of Fighting for Our Rights

Lisa Needham

It took President Donald Trump less than four years to take over the federal courts. It will take us a lifetime to undo the damage.

[Photo: A Black mother is embraced by her adolescent child in front of a blank wall.]

Explaining Black Motherhood to a White Mom—and to Myself

Kai McGee

A casual conversation at a food bank turned into something frustrating—and fruitful.

[Photo: Blue pills in a green tray, the pills have '701' and 'Gilead' imprinted on them.]

If the Government Cared About HIV, PrEP Would Be Free

Tim Forster

If you had the power to potentially stop the HIV epidemic in its tracks, would you use it? Not if you’re the U.S. government—or a multibillion-dollar pharmaceutical giant.

[Photo: Rosemary Ketchum, woman with blond hair wearing a navy blazer, stands outside in front of a building.]

Meet West Virginia’s First Out Trans Lawmaker: Rosemary Ketchum

Jo Yurcaba

“Breaking into a space that wasn’t built for you is incredibly difficult."

[Photo: A lone man stands in front of the U.S. Supreme Court with a sign that says 'Stop Abortion Now.']

Mississippi Won’t Stop Begging the Supreme Court to Let It Ban Abortion

Imani Gandy

We get it, Mississippi. You are dying to gut abortion access.

[Photo: An illustration of a queer, femme-presenting couple siting in bed looking at a laptop.]

Starting a Family Costs More for Queer People Like Me

Zuri White-Gibson

Within the pro-choice movement, we often end up focusing on abortion and contraception, and we leave out those facing a different sort of barrier: infertility for queer people.

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