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Remembering Dr. Tiller: Four Years Later

Published: May 31, 2013

Four years ago today, Dr. George Tiller, an abortion provider from Wichita, Kansas, was killed during a service at his local church. Dr. Tiller’s death served not only as a reminder of the violence that faces abortion providers and their patients on a daily basis but also as a spotlight on how much still needs […]
By Carmen Rios

Mississippi Personhood: A Blast from the Past, Now if Only it had Stayed There

Published: May 2, 2013

I didn’t think I was going to wake up this morning and feel like I was back in 2011. I had just graduated college. I was wrapping up an internship with Organizing for America – the election was so far off we weren’t even calling ourselves Obama for America yet. And Mississippi was making news […]
By Kari R.

NYFLC 2013: General Assembly II – The Fight for Women’s Rights & Health Worldwide

Published: March 24, 2013

It’s important for young feminists to be involved in the fight for women’s rights both at home and abroad. This general assembly was moderated by the Global Programs Director of Feminist Majority Foundation, Anushay Hossain. Hossain discussed the importance of ratifying CEDAW in the United States, to take a stand for women and girls around […]
By Emily Butler

Banging My Head Against a Brick Wall, or, What the Arkansas?

Published: March 8, 2013

In case you haven’t heard, abortion rights were dealt a major blow this week when the Arkansas state legislature voted to override the governor’s veto and pass a bill into law that bans abortion at around 12 weeks. The law, called the “Human Heartbeat Protection Act,” bans abortion after a fetal heartbeat is detected with […]
By Kari R.

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