Andrea González-Ramírez

In her new book, Rafia Zakaria asks us to imagine a movement that goes beyond centering the needs and aspirations of white, upper-class women.

Ifeoma Ojukwu, VP of global membership for the private dating app, dedicated her career to building communities IRL. Now, she’s doing it online.

Fed up with a broken justice system, the organizers of an Instagram account started naming alleged abusers. Then one of the accused killed himself.

The 2021 revival has been lauded by critics. It just left me aching for authentic Puerto Rican stories.

Xochitl Gonzalez’s debut novel is an unflinching look at American gentrification and colonialism — and how people rise above it.

Representative Katie Porter grills CEOs in the morning and meets constituents in the evening in — what else? — ballet flats.

“This opportunity, which I pray she’s blessed with, has given me and other Black students that drive to keep going.”

Republicans and Joe Manchin just blocked a bill that would take abortion access out of the Supreme Court’s hands.

After the Uvalde shooting, a Columbine survivor dreads sending her daughter to preschool this fall.

A documentary on the group that helped Chicagoans obtain illegal abortions 50 years ago pushes viewers to consider how far they’d go to do the same.

One justice even felt it necessary to note that the New York law at the center of the case didn’t stop the gunman in the Buffalo mass shooting.

“We were all just crying and angry. Then the phone rang and I had to make an appointment with a patient.”

Abortion funds are used to operating under duress, but the post-Roe landscape is especially daunting.

Making the choice while the choice is mine to make.

In the weeks before North Carolina’s abortion ban became law, the Carolina Abortion Fund rushed to help as many patients as possible.

Romance-novel fans pined for Seattle Kraken player Alex Wennberg, who now says their posts crossed the line into sexual harassment.

LaDonna Prince’s clinic has served Indiana for decades. Now she’s looking to Illinois, where her new facility has already been attacked twice.

Angela Tucker, a transracial adoptee and mentor, on the impact of The Blind Side and the reaction to Oher’s claim that it was based on a lie.

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