The Power Grab for Your Rights

The Power Grab for Your Rights

When the Supreme Court finally guts Roe v. Wade, abortion won't be the only right to fall. Here's how we got here and what it means next for your rights.

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Editor’s Note: A Power Grab for All Your Rights

Jessica Mason Pieklo

What's at stake at the Supreme Court starts with abortion—and ends with voting rights, marriage equality, and so much more.

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Abortion Was Just on the Ballot in California. Virginia Is Next.

Susan Rinkunas

Every governor’s race with a Democratic incumbent will have the same stakes unless and until Democrats win more Senate seats.

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The Forgotten Story of How Voting Rights Drive Abortion Access

Imani Gandy

The fight for fundamental rights cannot be siloed. Black organizers understood that in 2011 but were ignored—this time, we must listen to them.

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Meet the Unlikely Pair Who Are Challenging Mississippi’s Pro-Life Claims

Erica Hensley

Faith leaders are doing "slow culture change work" to confront abortion stigma in their communities and rally against the "pro-life" status quo.