…establishment clauses that prohibit a state religion to win reproductive justice for all believers—and non-believers. Audre Lorde famously argued that the “master’s tools will never dismantle the master’s house.” However,…
…block women’s access to safe and affordable reproductive health care. One example is the naming of W. David Hager to the Food and Drug Administration’s Advisory Committee for Reproductive Health…
…to reproductive health guidebooks, and everything in between. Did we miss some that we should cover in 2024? Let us know at info@lilith.org! Fiction: Dear Edna Sloane by Amy Shearn…
The day after the U.S. Supreme Court cast reproductive rights to the wolves, I phoned a store to order a cabinet. The woman who took my call sounded distracted, even…
…for You (McSweeney’s, $21.99), she cast a wide net, soliciting work that focused not just on abortion, but on the many issues that comprise reproductive justice. “I felt drawn to…
…days of being diagnosed with cervical cancer—which ultimately claimed her entire reproductive system— she began filming the story of her own illness, and her recovery. “All the years that I’ve…
The new reproductive technologies have been enthusiastically embraced in Israel, a country where the imperative to reproduce has deep religious, historical, political and cultural roots. This embrace extends from the…
…to us. They remind us of the holiness, the divinity, of pregnant bodies. Since 2016, I have more closely studied the traditional Jewish legal approach to reproductive health and rights….
…to read Audre Lorde for credit. Over the course of my time at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, I slowly narrowed in on reproductive health as a…
…cut through political rhetoric and help people understand the need for full reproductive rights. Did you make a reproductive decision in which your faith played a role? Do you have…
