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Mindy Kaling to Colbert: We haven’t haven’t ruled out the topic of abortion
Sarah Gray
Kaling addresses recent controversy over abortion and sitcoms with Stephen Colbert
Mindy Kaling says she “misspoke” about abortion and sitcoms
Jenny Kutner
The star told HuffPost Live that she might include an abortion story line on "The Mindy Project" in the future
Ohio’s anti-choice nightmare: How a purple state is pioneering how to shutter clinics
Renée Paradis
Red states across America are blocking women's health -- by following the lead of one state that might surprise you
Mainstream feminism is tepid and cowardly: Work, sex, race, “having it all” and true liberation
Laurie Penny
We're told we can "have it all" -- as long as that means marriage, babies, a finance job, shoes and exhaustion
How the Catholic Church masterminded the Supreme Court’s Hobby Lobby debacle
Patricia Miller
While evangelical Christians ultimately brought down the contraception mandate, they had big help from Catholics
7 women working tirelessly to attack equal rights for women
Amanda Marcotte
Sadly, these women find it personally advantageous to reject feminism and continue perpetuating sexist social norms
Nastiest campaign in America: Colorado Dem unloads to Salon on his GOP foe
Elias Isquith
Welcome to a Colorado House race where "sleazy," "deceitful" and "nasty" are just some of the epithets going around
Missouri GOP enacts law to give women’s tiny brains 72 hours to understand what an abortion is
Katie McDonough
Republicans voted to override the governor's veto of a punitive waiting period law -- in the name of "reflection"
GoFundMe bans all content “relating to” abortion — leaves antiabortion campaigns active
Katie McDonough
The crowdfunding site allows users to raise money to ban abortion, but won't allow women to raise money to get one
Wendy Davis: “My family would give anything” for abortion stories not to be true
Jenny Kutner
The Texas gubernatorial candidate responds to right-wing allegations that she made up her medical history
Why is a mom facing jail for helping her teen have an abortion?
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The punishing price of abortion restrictions
Wendy Davis’ choice: Why speaking out about abortion must remain a woman’s decision
Jenny Kutner
Not all women can speak out about their abortions. But when they do, it's not our place to question their motives
GoFundMe removes abortion fundraiser following anti-choice protest
Jenny Kutner
The site condoned a campaign for the officer who killed Michael Brown. But a campaign for abortion care? No way!
The 10 most inhumane laws courtesy of Southern Republicans
Alex Henderson
"Southern hospitality" takes on a whole new meaning when it comes to lawmakers in Mississippi and Texas
“It’s just an absolutely necessary thing”: Why one woman is crowdfunding her abortion
Jenny Kutner
In an interview with Vice, a woman named Bailey explains one obstacle to receiving reproductive healthcare
Missouri Republicans fight to pass one of the most draconian abortion laws in the country
Katie McDonough
Temporarily thwarted by Democratic Gov. Jay Nixon's veto, the state GOP plans to reconvene to restrict abortion
Doomsday for religious right: How anti-choice radicals finally lost respectability
Katie McDonough
A recent spate of court decisions will keep Rick Perry and his cronies from hiding behind talk of "women's safety"
Mindy Kaling says half-hour sitcoms can’t take on abortion–but these shows did
Prachi Gupta
"The Mindy Project" won't discuss abortion because Kaling doesn't want to "demean the topic"
Watch “After Tiller” while it’s streaming this month
Jenny Kutner
The documentary is an important reminder of what it means to "come out" as an abortion provider
The last honest conservative: Meet the brilliant Ronald Reagan appointee making Antonin Scalia’s life very difficult
Eric J. Segall
On three high-profile cases bound for the Supreme Court, Judge Richard Posner has seen through right-wing blather
Why white men hate unions: The South, the new workforce and the GOP war on your self-interest
Edward McClelland
Labor & white men once stood united. Now they're across a political divide thanks to decades-long war of confusion
From riot grrrls to “Girls”: Tina Fey, Kathleen Hanna, Lena Dunham and the birth of an inspiring new feminism
Dorothy Sue Cobble, Linda Gordon, Astrid Henry
The Web's not perfect, but it has helped produce an amazing new generation of writers, activists and stars
“I’m not someone who operates in the shadows”: An abortion provider on stigma, safety and “coming out” about her job
Jenny Kutner
Dr. Stacy De-Lin tells Salon about the legal obstacles she faces at work -- and the ones she avoids living in NYC
Federal court strikes down two major provisions of Texas’ sweeping antiabortion law
Katie McDonough
The combined provisions would have shuttered all but eight clinics in the state
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