Women of color bear the brunt of Catholic hospital restrictions on abortion, sterilization, contraception, gender-affirming procedures, and other care under religious directives.
Vice President Pence declared Trump "the most pro-life president in American history."
Hardline religious imposition activists in the Trump administration "could eviscerate the delivery of high-quality family planning services and supplies."
Thursday's order means new congressional maps will not be drawn by the end of the month.
"This decision—not so coincidentally timed around the March for Life—is a cheap attempt by President Trump to pander to ultraconservative special interests that got him into power."
"Instead of doing what it needed to fix gaps, the current administration is doing what it can to widen them."
Examples of this misunderstanding have emerged on both sides of the political aisle and from a range of figures.
The decision drastically increases the costs transgender students face in addressing discrimination.
Kat and Regina discuss the disproportionately high rates of maternal mortality among women of color in Texas, the Trump administration's latest moves against trans students, and how Chicago is putting religious restrictions above patient access to care. Plus, Kat talks to Sonia Chopra about a Black student in Mason, Ohio, facing racist comments from his white social studies teacher—and what his mother is doing about it.
As is too often the case with allegations levied against powerful figures, media outlets covered the case as a salacious gossip story.
While many find comfort in fetal burial programs, imposing these practices on everyone who loses or ends a pregnancy can cause profound shame and distress, a Rewire investigation found.
Fueling fears in the wake of HB 1337 was the case of Purvi Patel, who had been sentenced to 20 years in prison the previous March after delivering what she said was a stillborn fetus and disposing of it in a dumpster.
The decision comes as the Supreme Court is set to examine the constitutionality of a similar California law.
Most of the resources seem to be nonspecifically aimed at "allies."
A Seattle-based writer and speaker, Oluo releases her highly anticipated debut book, So You Want to Talk About Race, this month.
We Testify storytellers discuss where the latest season of Netflix's sci-fi drama Black Mirror fell short and imagine what the creators could have done if they wanted to be truly futuristic about abortion access.
In a tweeted statement, the Olympic gold medalist talked about the pain of abuse by a trusted U.S. team doctor. But her story of abuse shouldn't drown out her achievements.
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This week MSNBC took a step closer to the dark side by canceling without any warning the contract for the knowledgable and widely popular commentator Joan Walsh. This is an utterly unconscionable act, not to mention a stupid business decision, and should be reversed immediately.
Sounds like an innovative high-tech natural family planning tool may work about as well as the old rhythm method. Or is there another explanation?
