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The Virginity Complex: Where do I fit in?
August 13, 2012
Las month was the first time I had seen a movie in about a year. Why would I pay upwards of $15 to see a movie when I could wait s… Read more »
Posted by URGE Staff
Mi Familia Poderosa: How Sex Education Changed my Family
August 7, 2012
My story is a common one. I was raised by Catholic, Mexican parents in southern Arizona which meant I observed strict traditional… Read more »
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One Less Tough Decision: What Birth Control Without Co-Pays Means for College Women
August 1, 2012
Being pro-choice means trusting women to make their own decisions about their reproductive healthcare. But there are some reproduc… Read more »
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Posted by Amanda
Kansas Anti-Choice Bill: Endangering Women and Making a Mockery of the Medical Profession
May 11, 2012
When I first caught wind of the proposed House Bill 313, known by some as the “Pro-Life Protections Act,” others refer to it as th… Read more »
Posted by URGE Staff
Bully
May 10, 2012
I recently attended a screening of the documentary Bully— a film that tells the story of five young people and families who have b… Read more »
Posted by Sarah
My Rights are Everyone’s Rights: Five Reasons Why Queers Should Give a Damn About Reproductive Justice
April 18, 2012
It’s a common question in LGBTQIA groups: Why hop on the reproductive justice bandwagon when I don’t need birth control? Homosexua… Read more »
Posted by URGE Staff
Some Thoughts Looking Back, and Looking Forward, on the Murder of Trayvon Martin
April 10, 2012
Like so many others, we at Choice USA have been shocked and saddened by the murder of Trayvon Martin. The loss of such a young lif… Read more »
Posted by URGE Staff
In Honor of the 39th Anniversary of Roe v. Wade: Doubling Down on Our Investment in Young People
February 1, 2012
As we commemorate the 39th anniversary of Roe v. Wade, and honor the legacy of the reproductive rights advocates that came before… Read more »