Alexis McGill Johnson & Nathalie Rayes: The Senate Must Quickly Confirm Xavier Becerra
Becerra is a health care champion and a staunch supporter of sexual and reproductive rights. After weeks of obstruction, the Senate must swiftly confirm Becerra as secretary of Health and Human Services (HHS) so he can get to work on behalf of the American people.
“Defunding” Planned Parenthood, Title X, and You
An ideological battle in Congress means we have to fight tooth and nail to save health care for millions
Twenty-Five Terrible Ways Trump Has Undermined Reproductive Health
A partial exploration of Trump’s systematic attacks on people’s health and rights.
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Trump’s Cruel “Public Charge” Rule Would Harm Millions of Immigrant Families
It’s an inhumane attempt to deny immigrants access to health care, housing, and food.
Trump’s Secret Political Weapon: Packing Courts With Anti-Abortion Judges
Trump is using the courts and politicians in a coordinated attack on abortion access, with the ultimate goal of overturning Roe v. Wade.
Poll: 77% of Americans Want Abortion to Remain Safe and Legal
A recent survey shows overwhelming support for abortion access—and opposition to overturning Roe v. Wade.
How Federal Anti-Discrimination Protections Are Under Threat — Again
The Trump-Pence administration is trying to roll back anti-discrimination protections for transgender patients and people who’ve had abortions.
BREAKING: Trump-Pence Administration’s Title X Gag Rule Goes Into Effect
Gag rule is devastating for people who need affordable birth control and other reproductive care
Why We’re Not The Handmaid’s Tale: States Are Boldly Expanding Abortion Access and Fiercely Protecting Bodily Autonomy
Pro-reproductive health lawmakers are stepping up not only to protect people’s health and ensure abortion remains safe and legal in their states, but also to expand access.
What You Need to Know About the We Decide 2020 Presidential Candidate Forum
Here’s what you can expect to see at the June 22 session with 20 presidential candidates, and where you can watch it (spoiler: right here)