Liesel Feldstein
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.
How Judaism Helped Me Through My Abortion
Tag: abortion
Abortion Pills After Roe: A Gift, Not a Panacea
Chanel Dubofsky
Roe is gone and pills are here— but we still need clinics.
When Women Were Sent Away …
Barbara Mende
Roe v. Wade spelled the end of the need to put your life on hold if you became pregnant by accident.
The Abortion I Had That’s None of Your Business
Racelle Rosett
Many of us have lost sleep over the direction our country has taken. I offer my story here with the understanding that we must prepare to take care of each other.
On the End of Roe: Actually, The Sky is Really Falling
Sarah M. Seltzer
We knew this moment would come. But it still hurts.
Photos: Merle Hoffman’s 50-Year Fight for Reproductive Healthcare
Joan Roth
This year, Choices celebrates its 50th anniversary, and with abortion access once again under attack, it is the perfect time to follow Hoffman’s lead and rededicate ourselves to this fight for justice.
The Burden of Pregnancy
Shira M. Zemel
Two of my pregnancies ended in miscarriage, and the other two resulted in the greatest joys of my life. But all four were a burden — emotionally and physically, personally and professionally.
The Uterus Challah Recipe You’ve Been Waiting For
Logan Zinman Gerber
As I look at my new daughter, I think about what a few more decades of restrictions could mean for her future. I knead harder.
After Texas, We Must Confront Misogynist, Anti-Sex Theology
Rabbi Arthur Waskow
We are not used to mobilizing against the theology of any other tradition. But this is different.
Abortion or Death
Amy Stone
Decades later, at a Jewish symposium on abortion, a male leader self-righteously intoned, “Abortion is never an easy decision.” He’d obviously never been there.