Rabbi Arthur Waskow
We are not used to mobilizing against the theology of any other tradition. But this is different.
After Texas, We Must Confront Misogynist, Anti-Sex Theology
Tag: Roe v. wade
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.
A Draconian Abortion Ban in My Own Backyard
Ally Karpel
As a woman and a native Texan, I am scared. As a future rabbi, I am furious.
What Happened at the Supreme Court Yesterday?
Chanel Dubofsky
And what does it mean for abortion rights?
Roe Still Stands — But Not for Everyone
Ally Karpel
The prospect of losing this constitutional right is absolutely terrifying.
“Failed Self-Abortion With a Wire Hanger”: A Letter from a Namesake to an Ancestor
Jamie Zabinsky
“Because of you, I know the perpetual urgency of safeguarding women’s autonomy. I hear the dire importance of maintaining control over my body in my own name.”
#MeToo, The Supreme Court, and Immigration Cruelty: Connected by Misogyny
JoAnn Abraham
It seems that women are being targeted on multiple fronts, almost as if #MeToo and its power have provoked a vicious backlash
Five Things You Can Do Right Now for Abortion Rights
Kira Yates
Read up on (and spread awareness of) what it will look like in a post-Roe world.
Extra-legal abortions will look different from what they did in the 1970s.
If You’re Scared About “Roe” Today, Welcome to the Struggle
Chanel Dubofsky
There is good news, points out Yamani Hernandez, and that is that 72% of the population supports safe legal access to abortion.