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Guadalupe Garcia de Rayos Becomes One of the First to be Deported Under Trump
On Thursday morning, Guadalupe “Lupita” Garcia de Rayos, after living in the U.S. for 21 years, became one of the first people deported under Trump’s executive orders on immigration.
The Backlash to Beyoncé’s Pregnancy is an Example of the Attack on Black Motherhood
Black mothers, whether they’re famous or not, always seem to be under attack.
The Mommy Club: To Join, or Not to Join?
I am a planner and I always have been. That applies not just to vacations, but to my entire life—especially to building my family.
Forward Together Statement on Supreme Court Nominee
Last night, President Trump announced his pick for justice of the Supreme Court: Neil…
Now More Than Ever, Let’s Be Bold and End the Hyde Amendment
The reintroduction of the EACH Woman Act is a critical step taken by Congressional Democrats as we move into a hostile moment for reproductive autonomy.
Especially Heinous: Law & Order’s Ugly History With Abortion
“Law & Order” opens a pop cultural window into the social myths about abortion, the providers who perform them, and the women who obtain them.
Trump’s First Executive Order Starts the Repeal of Obamacare
This first step from Trump shows that the transition will be anything but smooth.
All the things you should bring to the Women’s March on Washington
This guide is for folks need a packing list (like me), people who are new to direct action organizing, and are marching for an issue they care about for the first time.
Abortion Organizations In the South Need Your Support More Than Ever
Across the South, most folks have little to no access to unbiased information or long-term reproductive care.