With their workplaces subject to criminalization, abortion providers face post-Roe America
Five abortion providers on how their jobs are already changing, from increased security risks to strained capacity
You can’t keep good queens down
Drag Queen Story Hour has come under attack during Pride month, but performers say they’re putting “glitter first, fear second”
Supreme Court guts EPA’s authority to regulate greenhouse gas emissions
Frontline BIPOC communities prepare to fight pollution under a weakened Clean Air Act
Cities are spending COVID-19 relief funds on police, vanity projects
Lax federal rules over COVID-19 spending have helped local officials channel hundreds of millions of dollars toward items unrelated to pandemic recovery
Migrant deaths in San Antonio highlight a growing crisis
Dozens of migrants were found dead Monday evening in a semi-truck in San Antonio, Texas, and the death toll keeps rising
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Florida’s government continues to discourage pediatric vaccines, endangering BIPOC families
With vaccines newly available for children under 5, Florida’s governor and other officials have hampered the in-state rollout with delayed access and anti-vaccine messaging
Abortion & Reproductive Justice
Breaking: SCOTUS strikes down Roe v. Wade
Abortion rights advocates call the ruling their “worst-case scenario”
Climate & Environment
This summer, rising temperatures cause concern for agricultural workers
“Every year it gets hotter.”
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