Do You Know What Planned Parenthood Actually Does?
Planned Parenthood keeps landing smack-dab in the middle of the Republicans’ war on women, ostensibly for its abortion practice. But that seems strange, considering this chart.
Planned Parenthood keeps landing smack-dab in the middle of the Republicans’ war on women, ostensibly for its abortion practice. But that seems strange, considering this chart.
Nope, it’s not. It’s about Republicans not budging on these ideological demands, which include cutting programs for low-income and middle-class people.
When corporations have more protections than women, there’s only one thing to do: Go into business for yourself. Incorporate your uterus today.
On March 29, Indiana Representative Eric Turner (R) introduced HB 1210, a bill that would make all abortions illegal after 20 weeks. Dismayed, Rep. Gail Riecken (D) offered an amendment that would exempt “women who became pregnant due to rape or incest for whom pregnancy threatens their life or could cause serious and irreversible physical harm” from being forced to carry to term. That’s when Rep. Turner claimed that women would use Riecken’s proposed amendment as a “giant loophole.”
Picture this hypothetical situation: Your recently divorced mom brings home a new boyfriend. He’s really nice at first, pretending to be your best bud. And before you know it, mom and “new dad” are married.
Which prompted us to make this new South Dakota postcard.
One hundred years ago today, on March 25, 1911, 146 people—125 of them young women ages 13-23—died in the now-infamous fire at Triangle Shirtwaist factory in New York City. This video is about the brave women who died that day, and it actually made me cry. It took a couple of tries, but I made it through—and I’m so glad I did.
It’s been eight years and five assassination attempts since women’s rights activist and former Afghan Parliament member Malalai Joya’s courageous speech against the Taliban’s unfair treatment of women and the corruption of warlords and the Karzai government.
Why were all of the quotes in a New York Times on an 11-year-old girl who was gang-raped in Cleveland, Texas, focused almost exclusively on the male rapists, and not the young girl?
According to the ladies of Second City Chicago, people who oppose basic funding for women’s health care will be left with one option.