In 1974, a Los Angeles Times staff writer interviewed Dr. Donald Adler, a Beverly Hills gynecologist who ran a sperm […]
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In 1974, a Los Angeles Times staff writer interviewed Dr. Donald Adler, a Beverly Hills gynecologist who ran a sperm […]
This year, a panel of experts on reproductive health in Indigenous communities gave a briefing to Congress asking for, among […]
Last week at a Vatican conference on abortion, Pope Francis “argued that children who were not expected to live long […]
Selecting the sex of an embryo brings up a host of ethical, economic, and political considerations. When the issue arises […]
One of the things I always warn people about before their first archival trip is just how boring historical research […]
On January 21 this year, thousands of people rallied in central London in solidarity with the Women’s March on Washington, […]
In the Texas state legislature last month, several women dressed as handmaids sat in silent judgment over the lawmakers who […]
I first came across Margaret Atwood’s novel The Handmaid’s Tale in my junior year of college, when it was assigned […]
In Silver City, New Mexico, a small print company has raised over seventy thousand dollars for Planned Parenthood through a […]
Want to do your part to fight climate change? Don’t reproduce. If you’re American, each kid you don’t have will […]