We Must Reform the Courts
The federal courts, including the Supreme Court, have never protected all of us and now are being used as a weapon to limit our rights. It’s time for bold changes.
We Must Reform the Courts
The federal courts, including the Supreme Court, have never protected all of us and now are being used as a weapon to limit our rights. It’s time for bold changes.
Psst! Politicians Working to Ban Abortion and Gender-affirming Care Are One and the Same
What they want is control over our bodies, lives, and futures
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Medication Abortion Comes Under Attack in Sham Lawsuit
Anti-abortion rights groups have gone to federal court seeking to ban a drug used safely in medication abortions for over 20 years
Texas Files Bogus Lawsuit Against Planned Parenthood Health Centers
Here’s what you need to know about Texas politicians’ latest stunt to shut down Planned Parenthood, what it means for the rest of the country, and how you can help.
There’s No Such Thing as a “Late-Term Abortion”
Anti-abortion rights activists use this term to scare and confuse people.
Onward to 2023: After a Rough Year, Six Reasons to Be Thankful
It was a hard year for many. But our victories galvanized us for the fights ahead. Before we turn the page in our calendars, let’s savor the wins.
What It’s Like, Day 3: The Trek Home from Albuquerque
Rebecca has a long drive ahead — one she wouldn’t have to make if lawmakers in states like Texas had respected the will of the majority of Americans who want to keep abortion legal.
What It’s Like, Day 2: 6:10 a.m., Albuquerque, New Mexico
It took Rebecca nearly 14 hours to make her way from San Antonio. When abortion is banned, the people with the fewest resources bear the greatest burdens — and face the highest barriers to accessing care.
What It’s Like, Day 1: 7:32 a.m., San Antonio, Texas
Before Texas lawmakers banned abortion, Rebecca would have had options. Close to home, affordable, and accessible. But now?