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Title IX: What a Difference a Law Can Make

By: Caryl Rivers and Rosalind C. Barnett | August 29, 2019

US women runners are on fire right now. Why are most of them coached by men?

Trump’s New Domestic Gag Order Escalates War On Women

By: Sunsara Taylor | May 23, 2018

Being forced to have a child against ones will is a form of female enslavement.

Reproductive Health

We Must Stand Strong in the Fight for Affordable Contraception

By: Jessica Grossman | February 24, 2017

In these turbulent political times, we must continue to stand up for policies and regulations that support funding and broad access to contraception.

LGBTQ rights

LGBTQ Community Must Stay Vigilant in Trump’s America

By: Beth Shipp | February 8, 2017

While we may not be the main targets of the Trump administration yet, as part of an intersectional progressive movement LGBTQ women must keep fighting and finding offense with the president’s hateful and wrong policies.

Teen Voices

Confidential Sexual Health Care is Key for Off-Radar NYC Teens

By: Abiodun Akinrosoye | April 28, 2016

The Door is getting a population of teens who don’t go to other clinics for health care. “I go to my pediatrician for regular checkups but I come here for birth control because nobody knows,” says one girl.

Teen Voices

Teens Say More LGBTQ+ Sex Ed Would be Really Helpful

By: Natalia Young | February 18, 2016

“As a queer teen, you have to worry about so much more,” says one girl. With these concerns not being covered by school health programs, LGBTQ+ teens are turning elsewhere for advice. For many, that’s not the healthiest thing to do.

Reproductive Health
Reproductive health, Planned Parenthood, immigrant women, sexual assault, migrant women

Planned Parenthood Is Crucial for Immigrant Women

By: Edna Meza Aguirre and Anna Ochoa O'Leary | September 1, 2015

The current controversy over fetal tissue research has clouded the work this organization does to improve the quality of life for the impoverished women they assist in both the United States and 10 other countries.

Abortion

Lashing Sentence Stopped; Women Face Promotion Gap

By: WeNews Staff | August 24, 2013

A lashing sentence for a 15-year-old was overturned by a Maldives court. But a Gallup poll indicates that 15 percent of American women were passed over for a promotion or an opportunity at work because of their gender.

Anthony Weiner

Breastfeeding Rates Rise; Twitter Ignores Threats

By: WeNews Staff | August 3, 2013

Breastfeeding rates went up in the United States between 2000 and 2010. Twitter failed to deal with threats of sexual abuse made on its site against a feminist campaigner.

George Zimmerman

NASA Picks 4 to Soar; One-Third of Women Assaulted

By: WeNews Staff | June 22, 2013

NASA has eight new astronauts and half of them are women. But a report shows about a third of women worldwide have been physically or sexually assaulted by a former or current partner.

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