“Call Jane” reminds us where we could easily end up if we don’t protect the rights women fought for decades ago.
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In this episode, Meghan Murphy speaks with Mary Lou Singleton, a midwife and nurse practioner, about the flaws in the abortion debate and the implications of overturning Roe v. Wade.
Embed from Getty Images I never write about abortion. This is because, frankly, the debate has always bored me, and I have never really understood it. In Canada, there has not been…
We are letting feminists make a mockery of women in their abortion activism.
Erasing women from the fight for reproductive rights should be sacrilege, but instead it’s become doctrine.
Despite bleak times, the feminist movement experienced some big wins this year which should be celebrated.
PODCAST: Carol Downer revolutionized the women’s health movement, and refuses to quit, decades later
In this episode, Meghan Murphy speaks with Carol Downer, a pioneer of the women’s liberation movement, putting women’s health in women’s hands.
Elizabeth Warren cannot simultaneously claim to fight for women’s rights while advocating to endanger women in prison.
Any ideology that grants embryonic or fetal “right to life” is dangerous for women and girls.
“We can’t do this as individuals — we have to do this as sisters.”
In this episode, Meghan Murphy speaks with Mary Lou Singleton, a midwife, nurse practitioner, and reproductive sovereignty activist about everything from self-abortion to midwifery to where the reproductive rights movement went wrong.
In this episode, Meghan Murphy speaks with Civia Tamarkin, director of “Birthright: A War Story,” a new documentary looking at the attack on women’s reproductive rights in the U.S.
On May 31, the Dominican Senate voted to uphold a total ban on abortion. Even in cases of rape and incest, and when the woman’s life is in danger.
The headline of an opinion piece pubilshed in prominent Spanish newspaper El País, “We are not sheep,” implies a story of oppressed women reclaiming their agency. The piece, though, turns out to…
Yesterday, the Indiana appellate court heard oral arguments from Purvi Patel’s lawyers, appealing her conviction on charges of feticide and neglect of a dependent. Patel was arrested in 2013, after she sought…