Letter to the Editor: Missourians must vote to expand Medicaid on Aug. 4
Missouri’s state legislature continues to claim the moral high ground while advocating for policies that leave moms and babies to fend for themselves.
Opinion: How Anti-Abortion Violence is Political Violence
Abortion and democracy. Democracy and abortion. The two are bound up together because they hinge on self-determination—in one case, bodily autonomy, and in the other, casting ballots.
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I Had an Abortion, and I’m Better for It
In fact, studies show that people who have abortions are no more at risk for depression or other forms of emotional distress after their abortion than their peers.
Wisconsin Should Expand, Not Restrict, Abortion Access
After more than 15 years of use in the United States, research has shown that medication abortions are a safe and effective way to end a pregnancy.
Abortion Rights Opponents Are Terrified of the Equal Rights Amendment
It's revealing that anti-choice activists are attacking the ERA and gender equality as they embrace the deeply problematic man they call “the most pro-life president in American history.
I’m A California College Student, and I Know Abortion Pill Access Promotes Student Safety
While abortion with pills is safe, and access to abortion pills can vastly improve young people’s lives, in contrast, barriers to accessing health care are correlated with negative health and economic outcomes.
Fight for Access to Reproductive Care Heats Up
The logical consequence of banning abortion is and always has been sending people to jail for pregnancy outcomes, including but not limited to self-managed abortions taking place outside of medical settings. Poor people and women of color will be targeted most.
Abortion Opponents Think They’re Going to Win. They’re Wrong.
Abortion pills, including mifepristone and misoprostol, have been used to end pregnancies in the United States for more than 20 years.
Abortion Access Critical to Women's Health
Abortion opponents show no decency because they’re desperate.
More Than Anything, Virginia Needs Moral Leaders (Who Live Here, Thanks)
The pain progressives feel in Virginia is real. We reject racism and blackface from our political leaders. We stand with and believe sexual assault survivors, and we demand that our political leaders treat women with respect.