Plain People of Crooked Timber: can’t see why you’re drafting us in here so often after leaving us out in the cold for five years or whatever, we are busy people with our own lives and so on. Me: but I love you and you’re the best! Plain People of Crooked Timber: well if you’re […]
Abortion
Clair Wills has long been among the most supple and illuminating explorers of the intertwined cultural histories of Ireland and Britain. She works in the intersections between social experience and literary representation, giving as much weight to supposedly ordinary lives as to momentous political events and artistic movements. That Neutral Island: A History of Ireland During […]
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Barbara Baird has written extensively on abortion law and politics. In this book, she examines the state of abortion provision in Australia in a history of reproductive health since 1990.
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Unstoppable Latin American activists made green the color of abortion rights – now, the U.S. needs the "green wave" more than ever.
The recent Texas lawsuit that sought to overturn the FDA’s approval of mifepristone presents itself—in...
Friday’s ruling on the use of mifepristone will help ease the time, travel and cost associated with medication abortions.
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In 1995, following a spate of lethal violence against abortion providers across the United States,...
The decision, issued Friday, delays a ruling from a federal appeals court and will allow abortion providers to continue providing the drug as usual for now.
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The week that was for the GOP.
Mifepristone is safer than aspirin. Much safer. The FDA approved the drug for early abortions...