The U.S. Supreme Court's chief justice ordered research into responses to workplace sexual harassment, especially treatment of law clerks, in the courts. Who's going to tell Clarence Thomas?
“We will keep fighting in Mississippi until we overturn this harmful law, and in any state where anti-gay legislators pass laws to roll back LGBT civil rights."
The show that focuses on technology's twisted effects couldn't figure out something pretty simple: the difference between emergency contraception and medication abortion.
Running a family planning clinic without electricity has proven a monumental challenge, with little hope for improving conditions in the coming months. “There is still a lot of work to be done to overcome the devastation in our neighborhoods."
With narratives such as #HereToStay and #IAmAnAmerican, we erase the facts that we're living on stolen native land and that focusing on immigrants' hard work is both textbook ableism and anti-Blackness.
We may have gained unprecedented political power, literary accolades, and foundation that truly matches our skin tones, but we are still at the bottom of too many health indicators and too many ladders to social and economic mobility to call 2017 a win.
From all-out efforts to stop Republican attacks on the Affordable Care Act to counter-protests against white supremacists, 2017 demonstrated the power of resistance.
Sexual contact, outside of penetrative sex, can spread HPV too. Young women are missing opportunities, even in OB-GYN clinics, to be vaccinated against contracting HPV. And are seven words really banned from the CDC?
