"You can’t wait one week, two weeks, five weeks. You’ve got to do it right then. It’s got to be accessible."
Read MoreCorrecting the Record on Abortion During COVID-19: A Q&A With Dr. Erin King
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What It’s Like to Be an Abortion Care Provider in the South During the COVID-19 Pandemic
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"We are health-care providers; we’re not being seen or treated as health-care providers by our legislators, by people in these positions of power. And yet we’re putting ourselves at the same risk as people are in hospitals."
Read MoreA Q&A With Jessica González-Rojas on Her 13 Years at the National Latina Institute
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In this wide-ranging interview, González-Rojas reflects on the gains of the reproductive justice movement and NLIRH she’s witnessed, the challenges of today, and what gives her hope about the next chapter of her life.
Read MoreState Legislators Are Finally Doing Something About the Black Maternal Health Crisis
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State lawmakers have introduced more than 80 bills this session to address the disparity in Black maternal and infant mortality rates.
Read MoreGet to Know the People Who Make Abortion Care Possible
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There are myriad paths to reproductive health, rights, and justice work. For AJ Haynes, it involved “margaritas and a cover band, as any good story should.”
Read More‘No Choice’: Pop-Up Travel Agency Brings Attention to Antiquated New York Abortion Law
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The No Choice Travel Agency that popped up in lower Manhattan over the weekend had all the trappings of a typical trip bureau, with one major caveat: Travelers were limited to three destinations.
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