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Today at Ms. | November 17, 2021

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Birth Control Is a Journey Everyone Should Have Access to

BY RAEGAN MCDONALD-MOSLEY | Being able to decide if, when and under what circumstances to get pregnant and have a child has allowed me to have a family on my timeline and a fulfilling career.

Unfortunately, the ability to access contraception is largely dependent on an individual’s zip code, insurance status and income level. Even in the face of these challenges, I am hopeful that we can continue to move in the right direction with policies and practices that center the reproductive health and well-being of all people.

(Click here to read more)

First Federal Legislation on Workplace Harassment and Discrimination Reintroduced in Congress: “No More Silence, No More Complacency”

BY MEREDITH ABDELNOUR | The BE HEARD in the Workplace Act was reintroduced in Congress on Wednesday. If passed, it would expand current protections, eliminate the tipped minimum wage, and stop mandatory arbitration.

Abortion Funds Enable Access: The Time to Invest in Direct Aid Is Now

BY GABRIELLA LIMÓN and JENNIFER WEISS-WOLF | Expanded investment in abortion funds is urgently needed to keep up with current demand for direct aid, as well as to prepare for an uncertain and surely more challenging future.

Central to the defense of reproductive rights for all must be the provision of and commitment to direct aid to the communities facing those attacks head-on.

(Click here to read more from our special series in collaboration with the Brennan Center: "Abortion is Essential to Democracy")

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