People of Color and Women to be Featured on American Money
April 25, 2016
I like money. Money pays my rent and I can trade it for groceries. But more than that, I am interested in money itself. As a histo… Read more »
Content Warnings: Compassion, Not Coddling
April 20, 2016
Content warning: rape, sexual assault, violence, self-injury, eating disorders It happens every once in a while, more often than I… Read more »
What the Anti-Trans Bathroom Bill Would Mean for Kansas Students
April 19, 2016
Unfortunately, the Kansas Legislature is still considering HB2737 as a way to legalize transphobia. HB 2737, the Student Physical… Read more »
Polyamory: The Next Big Court Battle
April 18, 2016
Every primate has a different method of mating, and ever since Darwin first described his theory of evolution, people have been ar… Read more »
Reproductive Justice and the Single Lady
April 15, 2016
My latest read has been “All the Single Ladies: Unmarried Women and the Rise of an Independent Nation” by Rebecca Traister and it… Read more »
Unionizing Workers is Central to the Reproductive Justice Movement
April 14, 2016
Over the past year the Fight for 15 movement has swelled into a national workers rights movement. Today, a movement that began wit… Read more »
Alabama’s SB 205: a New Spin on TRAP Laws?
April 13, 2016
As of 2014, Alabama has five abortion clinics. Today, the House Health Committee is having a public hearing on Senate Bill 205, w… Read more »
Contraception Access and the Zika Virus
April 12, 2016
The recent surfacing of the Zika virus in the Americas highlights the public health concerns caused by restricted access to contra… Read more »
