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Politicians, Listen: Americans Oppose Criminalizing Abortion and State Abortion Bans That Punish Women, Pregnant People and Abortion Providers

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Illinois Is First Midwest State to Require College and University Health Centers to Offer Women and Students Abortion Pills and Birth Control

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‘I’m Not Going to Tolerate Being Treated as a Second-Class Citizen’: Carol Moseley Braun Isn’t Giving Up on the Fight for Constitutional Equality

‘It Was The Most Important Thing I Could Do’: Ellie Smeal Reflects on a Lifetime of ERA Activism—And What Comes Next

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antiabortion crisis pregnancy centers are rebranding as ‘telehealth providers’ to mislead and delay women seeking real care.

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Billboards, Trucks, Gas Pumps, Newspapers and Even a Boat: Mayday Health Advertises How to Access Abortion Pills Across the South and Midwest

“When and Where Do We Get to This Place Called ‘Fair?’” What Political Scientist & Survivor Vanessa Tyson Wants a Feminist Future to Look Like

Front & Center is a collaboration with Springboard to Opportunities, a nonprofit in Jackson, Miss., working with mothers in federally subsidized housing.

One Tennessee woman’s story about being unmarried and denied prenatal care spotlights how religious freedom is weaponized under Trump.

The best feminist books written by women, Black, brown, AAPI, LGBTQ, Native, disabled, trans, nonbinary writers in August 2025.

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In the third episode of the <em>Ms.</em> Studios podcast <em>Looking Back, Moving Forward</em>, economists and advocates break down how our economy is leaving women behind and lay out strategies for advancing a feminist economic future. “Poverty is the result of systems that have been intentionally put in place that the majority of us benefit from,” said Aisha Nyandoro, founding CEO of Springboard to Opportunities, home to the Magnolia Mother’s Trust guaranteed income program. “So much of the conversation among economists and among policy people about infrastructure has always been about male-dominated infrastructure,” Lenore Palladino said. “We cannot rebuild our economy or build back better, as it were, with male-dominated sectors and not female-dominated sectors.” "We have to continually ask: In whose interests are we fighting? Who will benefit from the work that I'm doing right now? Who should we put at the center of our organizing campaigns?" said Premilla Nadasen, labor and women's historian. <strong>The newest <em>Ms.</em> podcast, <em>Looking Back, Moving Forward</em> is out now on <a href="https://open.spotify.com/show/0UfhY6TQtiH1mkdm7y84YW">Spotify</a>, <a href="https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/looking-back-moving-forward/id1823086940">Apple Podcasts</a> or wherever you get your podcasts.</strong>