She Thought She Knew What Pro-Choice Meant. Then She Volunteered at a Clinic.
I held a lot of judgmental views and internalized stigma about abortion. As a reverend I'm now working to dismantle the shame within myself—and the church.
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The Long, Twisted Road to Reversing ‘Roe v. Wade’
Advocates have been sounding the alarm over the coming end of Roe for decades, but "I told you so" doesn't get anyone abortions.
Medication Abortion Is the Future, so Why Don’t TV Shows Depict It More?
"This year, what's happening politically right now is just so divorced from the representations of abortion that we're seeing on TV."
How Sexism and Racism in Medicine Create the Pain Gap
Bangladeshi American writer Anushay Hossain's book, The Pain Gap, explores the devastating effects of medical misogyny and racism.
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‘Sexual Justice’ Shows Us How to Better Understand Survivors’ Needs
"Fair process is important for sexual harassment allegations because it is important for all allegations."
The Outsized Role Prosecutors Will Play in a Post-‘Roe’ World
“Even if there were no risk of a criminal prosecution, state authorities might still take steps to take away the licenses of doctors to practice medicine."