Black Women’s Health
Hysterectomies Are Not the Only Option for Black Women With Fibroids. We Have Choices.
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Fat, Black Women’s Bodies Are Under Attack. Why Did It Take a Thin White Man to Get Our Cries Heard?
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Culture & Conversation Abortion
Abortion Clinic Workers Are Tired and Terrified—but We’re Still Showing Up
This is a love letter to my colleagues in Ohio and others who make abortion care possible, despite the threat of violence and the reversal of Roe v. Wade.