Contraception

Thalia Cassuto Remembers When Birth Control Became Legal. She's Fighting To Keep It That Way.

The 86-year-old is lobbying Congress on the anniversary of a landmark Supreme Court case on contraception.
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Why Access To Planned Parenthood Is Vital And Must Be Protected

Patients like Amanda don’t go to Planned Parenthood to make a political statement—they go for affordable and quality health care that they need.
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Empowered Women Drive Environmental Conservation In Guatemala

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My Love Letter To Conservatism

I fear that, short of urgent, fundamental change, my next letter will be a eulogy.
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Trump Administration Moves To Roll Back Birth Control Coverage

Nancy Pelosi called the draft of a new rule "sickening."
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Global Gag Rule Expansion Will Harm Global Health Gains

The expanded Global Gag Rule impacts 15 times more funding than its previous iteration
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If You Support The AHCA, Then You Are Not Pro-Life

If you think the right to be born is a basic human right, but access to health care is not, you are not pro-life.
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The Birth Control Pill Is 57 Years Old, But It Never Stopped Being Radical

Still the most popular form of contraception, the pill ushered in a new era of reproductive freedom for women.
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Inside The Philippines' Long Journey Towards Reproductive Health

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Trump Just Signed A 'Religious Liberty' Order Even Evangelicals Aren't Enthusiastic About

Who was this for, anyway?
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