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After Stephen Miller Emails, Policymakers Must Make a Stand Against White Nationalism

Ryan J. Suto

People in the United States can no longer be satisfied that officials are not explicit white nationalists—they must demand officials are anti-white nationalist.

A Q&A With Jessica González-Rojas on Her 13 Years at the National Latina Institute

Regina Mahone

“I’m so proud of how far we’ve come.”

HIV Affects Millions of Women. So Why Isn’t a New PrEP Drug Approved for Their Use?

Anna Forbes

The FDA approved Descovy, a new drug, as safe and effective for use by the public in preventing HIV—except for people who have "receptive vaginal sex."

Here’s Why Fetal Burial Legislation Is Surging in the States

Erin Heger

These bills aren't about "dignity," abortion rights advocates say. They're about shutting down clinics and eroding abortion access.

‘Codifying Roe’ Isn’t a Plan to Ensure Abortion Access

Destiny Lopez

If we’re only fighting to codify Roe—and not to address the racist, classist disparities that have failed to make the full spectrum of reproductive health-care services a reality for so many—then we’re leaving people behind.

States Could Soon Be Forced to Fund Religious Education

Lisa Needham

In January, the U.S. Supreme Court is set to hear a case that could further erode the barrier between church and state.

2020 Democrats on Board With Federal ‘Pre-Clearance’ of State Abortion Laws: Campaign Week in Review

Dennis Carter

Mandating federal pre-clearance would presumably strike down anti-choice laws that have passed through Republican-held state legislatures over the past decade.

Thanksgiving Reveals More About Us Than About 17th Century Events

Ed Simon

A reluctant Indian militant, a Jew with Christmas envy, and a feminist in search of an alternative Thanksgiving are among the scholars and writers who have weighed in over the years on our secular religious national holiday of Thanksgiving.

Why Anti-Abortion Lawmakers Have Become So Open About Attacking ‘Roe’

Casey Quinlan

Since Trump entered the presidential race in 2015, anti-abortion advocates and lawmakers "have been emboldened with horrific rhetoric that supports a climate of violence against abortion providers," said Erin Matson, co-founder and co-director of Reproaction. "They’re just going for the jugular."

Planning a Wedding While Battling Protesters: Clinic Director Calla Hales on Her Unusual Wedding Day

Rewire News Group Staff

"There’s no guidebook for how to keep your wedding safe from protesters."