Now that the dam on unconstitutional first trimester abortion bills has broken, Kansas wants in on the action.
Every effort to make the bill less harmful, including an attempt to allow abortions after 22 weeks for victims of sexual assault, was rejected.
Last week brought a mixed bag of decisions for reproductive justice advocates.
It distresses me that anti-choice politics could threaten my relationship with at-risk middle school students.
A full 70 pages worth of anti-choice legislation, all bundled into one bill, has made it to the Kansas House for a vote.
In states like Kansas and Oklahoma the fight for reproductive justice is raging, and making progress.
A landmark ruling from the Kansas Supreme Court shows change is coming, even to the plains.
South Wind Women’s Center will not be rezoned out of opening, despite anti-choice efforts.
Advancing policies for the benefit of the rich, whilst kicking the poor among us in the teeth, is a mainstay of the Republican Party.
Anti-choice politicians in Kansas are once more trying to block med students from learning to do basic gynecological procedures.
