When a Miscarriage Becomes a Jail Sentence
National Advocates for Pregnant Women painted a grim picture of pregnant people increasingly being prosecuted around the country for a miscarriage.
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Potential superspreader events like fraternity parties and a return to in-person classes put chronically ill and disabled college students more at risk.
Conservatives Feel Entitled to Your Ballot and Your Body
As young people, our fight against abortion bans and voter suppression are linked. We know the consequences of both will be felt for generations.
This Footnote in the Texas Abortion Ban Ruling Will Drive Conservatives Batty
"The Court recognizes that not all pregnant people identify as women."
Students Push Biden to Undo Trump-Era Campus Sexual Assault Rules
Student survivors say the policies that former Education Secretary Betsy DeVos put in place aren't aimed at protecting them and their right to learn.
2021: The Year of the Black Lady Lawyer—a Running List
Until this year, only eight Black women had been confirmed as federal appellate judges. Since January, President Biden has nominated five more.