by Andrea Plaid I’m not an aberration because I’m a childless, employed, divorced, college-educated Black cisgender woman — regardless of what the promulgated stereotypes undergirding the media
by Sarah Flint Erdreich I was 13 years old during the anti-choice “Summer of Mercy” in 1991 when anti-choice activists laid siege to Dr. George
by Susie Day Dear Western Civilization – My name is Mary. Not Mary of Had-a-Little-Lamb fame. Holy Mary. Or, if you will, Maria. But not
By Sara Benincasa February 9, 2012 I’m a comedian, not a scientist or another type of professional smart person, so I have a limited understanding
by Eleanor J. Bader When retired clinic owner Patricia Baird-Windle contacted me in 1998 and invited me to collaborate with her on a book about
by The Editors “Abortion is a matter of the heart,” the late Dr. George Tiller once said. “For until we understand the heart of a
by Barbara Santee I am 74 years old. When I was 18, I had an illegal abortion that nearly killed me. I ended up in
By Rev. Debra W. Haffner February 2, 2012 I have been an advocate for safe and legal abortion for more than 35 years. The Supreme
by The Editors A new study puts another face on women’s reproductive decision-making during an economic downturn. It indicates that low-income women increasingly are being
by Mary Lou Greenberg I remember the first time I heard about Medical Students for Choice. I don’t remember the exact date but I remember
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