Sugar Babies: Victims or Opportunists?
My school, The University of Central Florida is known for its size – 58,000 currently enrolled. But it’s becoming notorious for something else recently…sugar babies. For those …
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It’s Raining Bibles but where are the Contraceptives?
Just recently in Orange County, Fla., the dear old county where I’ve resided since entering college, a group of individuals from World Changers of Florida …
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Roe v. Wade: to 40 years, Infinity, and Beyond!
Next Week is the 40th anniversary of Roe v. Wade, the Supreme Court decision that legalized abortion inUnited States Over the past 40 years we …
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The New Year Brings New Possibilities and New Attacks on Reproductive Justice
It’s 2013 and anti-choice policymakers are at it again. 2012 was a time of great achievements in defeating bills that tried to take the control …
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Emergency Contraception Should Be Accessible to All!
Another day, another trip to the pharmacy to get my prescriptions; when I enter there is a flurry of movement and excitement. Here birth control …
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Environmental Justice and Reproductive Justice: What's the Connection?
Last Friday, I had the opportunity of attending the One Voice Summit hosted by Advocates for Youth, SIECUS , and the Sierra Club. The panels …
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Women of Color and Reality TV: the Bad, the Worse, and the Downright Offensive
This post is part of a series about reproductive justice and the media done in partnership with Women, Action, & the Media. Being a woman of …
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Public Service Announcement -- Abstinence-Only Programs Hurt our Young People
The Presidential election is finally over and now that we know we have four more years with President Obama, we need to look at our …
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Reproductive Justice and the Workplace, is it under attack here too?
Currently we live in a country where many women choose to take on the role of mother and worker, but what is still baffling to …
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