abortion

Roe, abortion and the criminal attitudes of Republican justices

By John Stoehr / May 3, 2022 /

They won’t be bound even to their own words.

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Roe is going down, slowly and one state at a time. Where’s that backlash we were promised?

By John Stoehr / April 15, 2022 /

Opposition is hard to come by without a big picture.

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Fetal homicide laws pave the way for ‘fetal personhood’

By Mia Brett / April 15, 2022 /

These laws are ripe for criminalizing pregnant people. 

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A professor of constitutional law asks: Is it time to consider ignoring the Supreme Court?

By Eric Segall / March 22, 2022 /

Starting a difficult conversation.

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Just ignore SCOTUS? The notion is not as radical as it sounds

By John Stoehr / March 22, 2022 /

Even after Ketanji Brown Jackson is confirmed, we’re still going to have the same rogue court. We’re running out of time and options.

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A world without Roe is, for women, a world of social standing cut in half

By John Stoehr / January 18, 2022 /

“It always seems over-the-top to say women will be second-class citizens, but that will absolutely be the case.”

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Lose Roe, lose right to privacy

By Mia Brett / December 9, 2021 /

Abortion, birth control, Internet usage, same-sex marriage, sexual privacy and even healthcare privacy are on the line.

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History doesn’t care if the GOP is on the wrong side

By John Stoehr / December 6, 2021 /

Progress is a consequence of politics. 

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Post-Roe, American women will be separate and unequal

By John Stoehr / December 2, 2021 /

The United States will be a crazy-quilt of abortion laws in which some women have rights and some don’t, depending on where they live.

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The anti-Roe movement is rooted in the history of chattel slavery

By Mia Brett / December 1, 2021 /

They are not respecting “life.” They are fearing “race suicide.”

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