Latin American countries are moving toward abortion legalization. What can U.S. abortion rights activists learn from Latin American feminists?
The pandemic exposed persistent racial inequalities in birth and maternal healthcare. These federal bills could address the problem.
For too many low-income people, menstrual products are inaccessible and unaffordable. Federal and state government should take action to solve period poverty.
Comparing the fight for abortion rights in Germany and the U.S., suggests that the right to privacy was never enough to secure abortion access across class and racial lines.
Foreign-born Minnesotans—particularly men—were twice as likely to die from COVID in 2020.
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