4 States Taking A Stand Against Texas' Abortion Pill Ruling
Some states are not waiting for a final decision to ensure Mifepristone remains available to their residents.
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Lawyer Burns Down Texas Judge's Ruling On Abortion Pill In One Fell Swoop - Exclusive
Los Angeles attorney Vineet Dubey tells Women.com the judge's arguments against Mifepristone's safety don't hold much water
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Paris Hilton Disclosing Her Abortion 20 Years Later Acts As A Reminder No One Has Ownership Over Your Story
Paris Hilton choosing to share details about her abortion 20 years later makes a powerful statement about what it means to own your story.
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Menstrual Inequity In Prisons Is The Weaponization Of Reproductive Health We Can't Ignore
While providing period products for women in prison might seem like a given, the United States is far from providing proper menstrual care for its inmates.
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Florida's Proposed 6-Week Abortion Ban Has An Exceptionally Cruel Disclaimer For Sexual Assault Survivors
The provision will force survivors of sexual assault to clear even more hurdles before finally receiving the care they need.
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Should The US Follow Spain's Paid 'Menstrual Leave'? For Many, The Answer Is Complicated - Exclusive
While the Spanish law is meant to undercut stigma about women in the workplace, could the law backfire and disincentivize employers from hiring women?
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Living In A Post-Roe V. Wade World: Can Your Period Tracker App Data Be Used Against You? - Exclusive
According to Los Angeles corporate attorney Tre Lovell, "A person can absolutely be prosecuted based on data in their menstrual cycle tracking app."
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Texas Abortion Lawsuit Is Painful Reminder They're Coming For Our Friendships Too
When the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade in summer 2022, abortion activists had long warned that the repercussions would affect generations to come.
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Florida's Potential Ban On Period Talk In Elementary Schools Confirms GOP Is Clueless About Reproductive Health
When Florida proposed HB 1069 to ban discussing periods in elementary schools, both confusion and outrage was swift. Here's why this bill is so harmful.
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