Originally posted on Brevity’s Nonfiction Blog Gila Lyons reports from BinderCon: The third annual BinderCon took place October 28 – 30 when it seemed like Hilary Clinton’s win for the…
By Jill Filipovic Originally posted in Cosmopolitan Inna Hudaya was a woman in trouble. Lying in a shoddy hotel room, she squeezed her eyes closed as an old woman performed…
Originally posted in The Establishment By: Katie Klabusich When they donned the “pro-life” label in the 1970s, anti-abortion activists and politicians planted their flag in the moral high ground. After…
Originally posted on Rewire By: Steph Herold, Co-Founder of Sea Change Program September 30 marks the 40th year since the inception of the Hyde Amendment, a sneaky rider that Congress…
Originally posted at Boldly Barren I recently acquired a remarkable little anthology called Untold Stories: Life, Love, and Reproduction. I discovered it on Twitter in connection with The Sea Change Program, a nonprofit organization “committed to a world…
Originally posted on Mic.com Written by: Claire Lampen On Monday, June 27, the Supreme Court struck down a Texas law imposing restrictions on abortion clinics that would have prompted many…
Originally posted in Everyday Feminism By: Ellen Kate Soon after I finished grad school, I began teaching sex ed at an after school program in the Bronx. The program was comprehensive in…
Originally posted on Jewish Women’s Archive By: Tara Metal Last month, JWA’s podcast Can We Talk? reflected on the founding of the women’s health collective Our Bodies Ourselves. Hearing founder Vilunya Diskin talk…
Originally posted on Quartz At the Feb. 11 Democratic debate, both Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders wholeheartedly acknowledged that women’s rights are under attack in America, and promised to fight…
Originally posted on Jezebel Like most of the pregnant population in the Western Hemisphere, I’ve spent the past weeks unusually engrossed by the spread of the Zika virus. In case…
