
Editor’s Note: When It Comes to Teens Accessing Abortion, Whose Choice Is It, Really?
Whose choice is it to access an abortion if a parent, caregiver, or judge can block that choice? Just how much reproductive autonomy should teens have?
Whose choice is it to access an abortion if a parent, caregiver, or judge can block that choice on a whim? This Special Edition exploring minors' access to reproductive health care, including abortion.
Whose choice is it to access an abortion if a parent, caregiver, or judge can block that choice? Just how much reproductive autonomy should teens have?
Culture & Conversation Human Rights
Supposed parental advocates are now all for government intervention to "protect" kids. But the last thing they want is for the kids to have actual power.
So-called parental involvement laws exist in 37 states. So why isn't more being done to help teens access abortion?
Culture & Conversation My Body. My Rules.
The Supreme Court case Garza v. Hargan serves as a dangerous blueprint of what anti-choice idealogues have envisioned for pregnant minors.
HB 989 could be a test case to undermine the judicial bypass in Louisiana—and set up the next big abortion rights fight at the Supreme Court.
Culture & Conversation Abortion
Our abortion-support text lines serve as a model for providing teens with a compassionate, nonjudgmental space in an increasingly hostile environment.
What would it take to improve conditions for pregnant and parenting teens?