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Today at Ms. | February 7, 2022
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People Are Getting Creative Obtaining Abortion Pills Online [[link removed]]
[link removed] [[link removed]]BY CARRIE N. BAKER | People in states with restrictive abortion laws are finding creative ways to obtain abortion pills online.
“There is absolutely no reason why modern telehealth abortion care should be restricted based on your zip code, and these folks are finding effective workarounds to get the care they need,” said Elisa Wells, co-director of Plan C.
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Vice President Kamala Harris Is Making Headlines Again—Surprised? No. Disappointed? Yes. [[link removed]]
BY HITHA PALEPU | Recent headlines about Vice President Harris are part of a troubling pattern regarding how the press reports on women in positions of power. There’s the buildup, with flattering interviews and gushing features filled with overwhelming positive quotes from friends, colleagues and admirers. There’s the anointment, with the magazine covers and prime-time interviews and accolades.
And then comes the tear down.
During Another Challenging Year, Allie Young Continues to Fight for Indigenous Communities [[link removed]]
MEREDITH ABDELNOUR | In the face of a pandemic and attacks on voting rights, Allie Young, an activist and member of Navajo Nation, continues to advocate for her community.In 2020, she founded Protect the Sacred in response to the challenges Navajo Nation faced during the COVID-19 pandemic.
“It was really a grassroots movement and mutual aid efforts, where we weren’t seeing the funding and resources from the federal government,” said Young.
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