Paula Eiselt’s new documentary “Under G-D” is a short masterpiece, illustrating the legal landscape in the post-Roe world and the major role that Jews are playing in shaping it.
Understanding our biases is the first step to working through them and overcoming them. Our work is stronger when we understand our relationship to abortion.
My abortion offered me a powerful and unexpected insight into the emotional connection between my body and mind that I haven’t experienced before or since.
I am forever pushing back against the idea that we all should have to just accept traveling to New York for an abortion. We deserve care where we live.
On fighting for abortion access before and after the fall of Roe.
I’ve spent so long learning to decenter myself in this movement that I haven’t really felt, deeply felt, how tired I am.
The repeal of Roe v. Wade allows states to grant full human rights to fertilized eggs, like the ones that have been collected from my body by my doctors.
Tapping into my Judaism helped me feel like I was not alone or unworthy of deciding what to do with my own body and my future.
Roe is gone and pills are here— but we still need clinics.
