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Reproductive Justice-Themed Holiday Gifts for Your Favorite Folks

Dec 05, 2018 / Dené Dryden / Our Folks
Now that Thanksgiving has passed and, for students, the semester is nearly over, gift-buying and gift-giving season is upon us. During the holidays, I like … Read More

The Science Behind the Female Orgasm: Originally an Ovarian Matter (Maybe)

Nov 29, 2018 / Dené Dryden / Our Folks
The female orgasm—it’s been researched enough to prove that it exists and what the female body undergoes before, during, and after orgasm. But another question … Read More

The Science Behind Telemedicine Abortion: Filling in Health Care Gaps

Nov 02, 2018 / Dené Dryden / Our Folks
For people seeking abortion care in rural areas and/or states with few abortion clinics, telemedicine abortion is a way to increase access to this particular … Read More

Disney's Casting of Johnny Depp Hurts Abuse Survivors

Oct 16, 2018 / Dené Dryden / Our Folks
When we consume media, particularly media produced by individuals like musicians and artists, we have a choice to make: do we appreciate/not appreciate that person’s … Read More

The Science Behind The Copper IUD: How Does Metal Work for Birth Control?

Oct 02, 2018 / Dené Dryden / Our Folks
  Most forms of birth control, in terms of understanding how they work, are fairly straightforward. Barrier methods like diaphragms and condoms physically prevent sperm … Read More

Trump’s Plan to Fund Abstinence-Only Sex Ed is Grossly Misled

Apr 27, 2018 / Dené Dryden / Our Folks
Last Friday, the Department of Health and Human Services announced that grants for sexual education programs available through the Teen Pregnancy Prevention Program will favor … Read More

Paid Time Off is a Staple for Reproductive Justice

Apr 12, 2018 / Dené Dryden / Our Folks
On Monday, Senator Tammy Duckworth became the first senator to give birth while in office. She will be taking parental leave, but Senate protocol could … Read More

Living in a Women’s House Made Me a Better Feminist

Mar 30, 2018 / Dené Dryden / Our Folks
During my first two years attending Kansas State University, I chose to live in a small, all-female residence hall called Smurthwaite Scholarship/Leadership House. To describe … Read More

Pro-Choice: A Mindset Beyond Reproductive Rights

Mar 15, 2018 / Dené Dryden / Our Folks
As I have progressed through my life so far, I have learned that my mindset heavily influences how I perceive other people and the world … Read More

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