A company that treats a common pelvic ailment will soon have all its FDA-compliant medical devices undiscoverable in general search—because they are deemed “adult.”
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Chamber of Commerce Tries to Silence Sexual Harassment Victims
In a familiar tactic, the Chamber manufactures an alternative to a broadly bipartisan effort to end forced arbitration for workplace sexual misconduct cases.
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⏩ Women’s Empowerment and Workers’ Rights in a Post-Pandemic World
Editor-at-Large Harold Meyerson moderates an International Labor Organization discussion on empowering women workers.
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Will Florida Republicans Follow Texas on Abortion?
An extreme version of the Texas law has been introduced, but the path forward remains unclear.
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Mississippi’s Originalism
Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health and the attack on sexual freedom
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How the Church Stymies Even Pope Francis
The pope has embraced greater social justice—except when it comes to women and sexuality.
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We Can Go Back
Thoughts on the Supreme Court, Texas, and the end of Roe v. Wade
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Anti-Mask? Anti-Choice? The GOP Is Asking for It.
Today on TAP: The Right will have to suppress millions of votes to get away with this.
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‘Saving’ Afghan Women, Now
The status of Afghanistan’s women is a separate question from the presence of American troops.
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The New Pro-Abortion Generation
As Roe v. Wade faces its greatest challenge yet, young people are taking the reins to protect abortion access.