In 1930, nineteen-year-old black (preta) Jovelina Pereira dos Santos, a live-in domestic servant in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, hid her […]
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In 1930, nineteen-year-old black (preta) Jovelina Pereira dos Santos, a live-in domestic servant in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, hid her […]
Courtroom dramas are a television staple. If the Good Wife isn’t your cup of tea, there is Law and Order, […]
20 weeks. That is the magic number according to the GOP. House Republicans last week passed a bill, which they […]
On May 22, 1971, forty-seven members of the Irish Women’s Liberation Movement (IWLM) boarded the 8am train from Dublin to […]
Not a year goes by without state legislatures across the country implementing new regulatory burdens on abortion clinics, or requiring […]
When Delma Rosa Gómez was 27 years old, she was diagnosed with advanced stages of metastatic cancer. When she told […]
Walking home from school on a frigid day in January 1984, two Irish boys came across a shocking scene: in […]
In early November of 2016, while the upcoming election dominated media in all its forms, a number of news outlets […]
Women from the north and south of Ireland have travelled to England to access abortion services since the advent of […]
In 1967, a group of clergy in New York City founded the Clergy Consultation Service on Abortion (CCS) to “bring […]