Four Feminists Recall Life Before and After ‘Roe v. Wade’
It's been 44 years since SCOTUS legalized abortion—now we have an administration eager to repeal the decision. We spoke with women who remember well the dangers of life before it.
Abortion Rights
Are We Still Suffering the Fallout of the “New Deal”?
In this exclusive excerpt from Sarah Jaffe's "Necessary Trouble," our columnist asks if the morality of 1930s middle class is to blame for today’s mess.
SCOTUS Rules There Really Is Such a Thing As Undue Burden
"It is beyond rational belief that HB 2 could genuinely protect the health of women," wrote Justice Ginsburg in today's ruling. What does this victory mean for the future of repro rights?
Is There a Difference Between the Right to “Have” Vs. “Perform” an Abortion?
Purvi Patel’s “feticide” case and the recent Oklahoma bill proposing to criminalize docs for performing a legal procedure appear unrelated. But abortion opponents don’t see it that way.
The GOP Just Lost the Senate
Last week, Republicans voted to defund Planned Parenthood—and doomed their chances of continuing their hold on the majority in the Senate in the process. Here's why.
Is the “Pro-Life” Movement Killing Itself?
A new Gallup poll reveals that for the first time since 2008, the majority of Americans identify as pro-choice—likely because laws around the country have stripped us of our options and access.
What Happened to “Abortion On Demand Without Apology”?
In her new book, "PRO: Reclaiming Abortion Rights," Katha Pollitt says the pro-choice movement has become too apologetic and defensive. And it’s a losing proposition.