The controversy provided a long-overdue spotlight on the difference between feminism as a brand and feminism as a political movement.
Shouldn't it be obvious that birth control coverage is about women's health, not “religious freedom”?
In just two years, half the country’s states have passed extreme fetal-rights amendments.
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As governor of Texas, Rick Perry has deliberately and systematically bankrupted state-provided healthcare for low income and uninsured women.
The president must decide what is more important: pandering to the Catholic hierarchy or protecting women's health.
How the Texas governor launched an assault on Planned Parenthood and women’s health.
Baltimore and New York are requiring crisis pregnancy centers to disclose basic information about their services. But some judges say these ordinances violate the First Amendment.
Wake up, sleepyheads: the antichoicers are coming for contraception.
Birth control is lifesaving medicine. Yet the myth that it is “controversial” persists.
Aside from being an obvious infringement on women's rights and privacy, the bill promotes unsafe and unhealthy medical practices, as late term abortions are typically due to health complications as opposed to an unwanted pregnancy.


