The task of defending reproductive rights from the ‘Dobbs’ ruling is being led by progressive doctors, but everyone has a stake in the outcome.
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Graham Takes the Anti-Choice Campaign National
Today on TAP: The senator’s bill to create a nationwide abortion ban may look to him like ‘moderation,’ but that’s not how most voters will perceive it.
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The Supreme Court Is Vulnerable on Abortion
Thanks to ‘Dobbs,’ a majority of Americans are ready to put limits on its power.
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Reproductive Rights Crushed at Oberlin
Today on TAP: To save a few bucks, the college leaves students to the tender mercies of a Catholic health system.
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Post-‘Roe,’ Transgender People Fear for the Future
States that restrict abortion access have also put harsh anti-trans laws on the books that threaten people’s lives.
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How Much Will the Abortion Police State Cost?
In addition to the obliteration of privacy and criminalization of women’s health, it’s a waste of money.
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Abortion Seekers Must Protect Themselves—and Their Data
Incessant Big Tech data collection means that anyone using electronic communication to obtain an abortion puts themselves at risk.
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Samuel Alito: The 21st-Century Roger Taney
The author of ‘Dred Scott’ and the author of Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization stripped fundamental rights from Blacks and women, respectively. And sundered their nation in the process.
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The Sense of an Ending
On ‘Dobbs,’ ‘Roe,’ ‘Casey,’ and life in a gender hierarchy state
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Getting Real About the Post-‘Roe’ World
There was never any reason to be complacent about the end of legal abortion, nor should we think that the impact of the Supreme Court’s latest ruling will be muted.