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Today at Ms. | September 29, 2022
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A Year After the Decriminalization of Abortion in Mexico: What Latin America Can Teach the Rest of the World [[link removed]]
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A group protests the decision of the U.S. Supreme Court to overturn Roe v. Wade, outside the United States embassy in Mexico on June 29, 2022. (Alfredo Estrella / AFP by ALFREDO ESTRELLA/AFP via Getty Images)
BY ARACELI LOPEZ NAVA VÁZQUEZ | This month, we mark the one-year anniversary of two significant moments in reproductive rights history: the landmark decision in Mexico to decriminalize abortion, and the near-total abortion ban in Texas. With reproductive rights moving in such different directions, what can the U.S. learn from the progress feminists are seeing in Latin America?
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The Future of Sex Education [[link removed]]
BY SARAH BAILLIE | If it’s been years—or decades—since you started a new school year, you may be surprised to learn that some areas of high school curriculum haven’t evolved for the better since you roamed the halls of your alma mater. This is especially true when it comes to sex education.
Young people today are less likely to receive instruction on key sex-education topics than they were 25 years ago. To get a sense of what the future of sex ed might look like, I interviewed several professionals and students about their own sex ed experiences and their visions on how sex ed can be improved.
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Poet Victoria Chang Is Done Apologizing for Her Ambition [[link removed]]
BY ELLINE LIPKIN | Victoria Chang’s website lists her as “poet, writer and editor”—but just three words can’t contain all that she does or who she is. She is also a teacher at Antioch University, MBA graduate, editor of the New York Times Magazine’s poetry column, Guggenheim fellow, YA novelist and children’s picture book author, as well as other hybrid work. She’s also a mother, friend and tireless advocate for more representation within the literary world.
In this interview, we discuss her influences, past and present projects, and how claiming ambition is still contested for a woman in the literary world.
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