Robin Marty is the Senior Political Reporter for RH Reality Check. A freelance writer and editor, Robin has spent the last three years tracking state restrictions on reproductive health care rights. Robin’s political, women’s rights and reproductive articles and personal writings have appeared at Ms. Magazine, Truth Out, Alternet, BlogHer and Care2. Robin lives in Minneapolis with her husband and three children. Robin can be reached at robin@rhrealitycheck.org
Ohio anti-choicers would rather that women get misinformation than real reproductive health care.
Life in Kansas officially legally begins at fertilization thanks to the governor’s signature on a far-reaching anti-choice bill.
D.C. Delegate Eleanor Holmes Norton is taking a preemptive strike against a potential abortion ban.
A certain segment of Iowa politicians want to force rape victims to give birth, and they were one vote away from getting their way.
Anti-choice Oklahoma legislators are already working to make abortion as physically invasive as possible. Now they are upping their game by making it personally invasive, too.
MCCL accuses a local clinic of breaking the law because the website isn’t clear enough for them.
Despite the most aggressive push yet, anti-choice legislators failed in their attempt to force poor women to give birth by cutting off abortion funding. Why? Because they hate birth control.
Never let it be said that Congresswoman Marsha Blackburn let a chance to go after Planned Parenthood get passed her.
One New Hampshire politician claims he was trying to be “shocking” when referring to women as vaginas. But the way legislators treat us these days, it’s clear they believe it.
Why have the newest anti-choice laws become so extreme and unconstitutional? Because anti-choice politicians have already passed just about everything else on their wishlist.
