Ohio medical student Soumya Jaiswal asks reproductive justice student leaders across the University of Cincinnati why Self-Managed Abortion is essential healthcare, and how young people …
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How are you practicing self- and community care within the context of Reproductive Justice or elsewhere in your life? Ask yourself this regularly and adjust …
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[Content Warning: This article mentions anti-Blackness, transphobia, transmisogyny, violence against Black trans women and femmes, and other instances of reproductive and sexual violence.] Ten years …
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In March, an over-the-counter birth control pill finally became available in the US. This new advancement will improve access to birth control for marginalized people, …
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March 4, 2024, marked a historic leap forward for reproductive health in the United States. Perrigo’s announcement of Opill, the first over-the-counter (OTC) birth control …
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On Thursday, March 7th, after weeks of public hearings and a vote through the Alabama Senate, the Alabama House made a final vote passing SB1 …
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February is Black History Month, which means many people, organizations, and companies are highlighting Black voices and telling their stories. Depending on your perspective, this …
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Since September 2023, I have been juggling three part-time jobs. I took on these responsibilities because I didn’t have another choice. After spending a year …
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