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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Simone Biles, Naomi Osaka, and the Justice in Prioritizing Black Women’s Mental Health
Reproductive justice can only be achieved when Black women can safeguard our mental health.
We Need to Talk About Asian American and Black Solidarity
Imani Gandy joined the Yo, Is This Racist? co-hosts in a conversation on the long history of Asian and Black communities fighting against white supremacy.
From Health Care to Immigration: How to Achieve Visibility for AAPI Women
Reproductive Justice is at the heart of the long-term investments and resources that the AAPI community needs.
What It’s Like Being an Asian American Leader Fighting for AAPI Women
After the Atlanta shootings in March, the National Asian Pacific American Women's Forum felt a "sense of responsibility to hold space and lead."
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How Mississippi Leveraged the Pandemic to Further Decimate Reproductive Health Access
Mississippi diverted federal funds for family planning into the state's pandemic response, leaving clinics without staff and patients without health care.