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When Your Partner Tries to Control Your Reproductive Choices

Apr 6, 2021, 10:30am Kylie Cheung

Reproductive coercion isn't widely recognized as domestic violence. In California, lawmakers are debating changing that.

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Violence Is the Anti-Abortion Movement’s Calling Card

Feb 6, 9:10am Caroline Reilly

Commentary

Danielle Campoamor

Commentary Violence

AOC Told Her Sexual Assault Story. Then the Backlash Happened.

Feb 3, 9:00am

Analysis

[Photo: A young person wearing a 'Make America Great Again' hat and Trump shirt holds anti-abortion posters as he crosses the street.]

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Abortion Providers Watching Capitol Violence Say They’ve ‘Seen This Rage Before’

Jan 8, 10:15am Caroline Reilly

Investigations

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Women Are Being Kicked Out of Domestic Violence Shelters for Self-Medicating the Trauma of Abuse

Jan 7, 10:21am Gina Tron

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Capitol Violence Leads to New Protest Protections at the Supreme Court

Jan 16, 2021, 9:05am

But how many more acts of violence will it take until abortion providers get the same protections as lawmakers?

[Photo: Dr. Miguel Cardona, US President-Elect Joe Biden's nominee for Education Secretary, speaks during an event.]

Culture & Conversation

New Education Secretary Must Prioritize K-12 Sexual Assault Survivors

Jan 15, 2021, 9:25am

Unlike his predecessor who has never served in public education, Miguel Cardona has been a public school educator for his entire professional career.

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Editor’s Note: Violence at the Capitol Had Its Roots in Anti-Choice Violence

Jan 8, 2021, 10:15am

For abortion providers accustomed to violent protesters who believe the rule of law does not apply to them, what happened Wednesday was eerily familiar.

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Culture & Conversation

How CBD Oil Helps Me Cope With My Sexual Trauma

Dec 18, 2020, 11:10am

Research exploring cannabidiol’s impact on sexuality is still limited. But it seems I’m not the only one who has turned to CBD for sexual wellness.

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When Your Partner Tries to Control Your Reproductive Choices

Apr 6, 10:30am Kylie Cheung

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Sex Addiction Isn’t Real. It’s Certainly Not an Explanation for Murder.

Mar 25, 9:01am Martha Kempner

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Culture & Conversation

Your Body Is Not an Apology

Mar 16, 9:01am Sonya Renee Taylor

[PHOTO: Three people wearing rainbow vests that read 'clinic escort' stand next to each other]

Violence Is the Anti-Abortion Movement’s Calling Card

Feb 6, 9:10am Caroline Reilly

Danielle Campoamor

AOC Told Her Sexual Assault Story. Then the Backlash Happened.

Feb 3, 9:00am

[PHOTO: Protective fencing is around the Supreme Court building]

Capitol Violence Leads to New Protest Protections at the Supreme Court

Jan 16, 9:05am Caroline Reilly

[Photo: Dr. Miguel Cardona, US President-Elect Joe Biden's nominee for Education Secretary, speaks during an event.]

Culture & Conversation

New Education Secretary Must Prioritize K-12 Sexual Assault Survivors

Jan 15, 9:25am Thalia Charles

[Photo: A young person wearing a 'Make America Great Again' hat and Trump shirt holds anti-abortion posters as he crosses the street.]

Abortion Providers Watching Capitol Violence Say They’ve ‘Seen This Rage Before’

Jan 8, 10:15am Caroline Reilly

[PHOTO: Donald Trump standing with hands out]

Editor’s Note: Violence at the Capitol Had Its Roots in Anti-Choice Violence

Jan 8, 10:15am Jessica Mason Pieklo