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This Colorado billboard shows how the state has become a haven for people seeking abortion care from surrounding states, where GOP-majority legislatures are hostile to reproductive rights.

According to a retired attorney for the DOD, "When you proselytize as a commander...you necessarily send doubts to the subordinates that you oversee about your impartiality and thus degrade good order and discipline, and in turn degrade combat...

Candidates must make disability rights a priority in their platform, but they must also hire disabled campaign staff and ensure accessibility at campaign events and on social media.

Now that I’m a pastor, I hold this truth within me: Every person has the capacity to do horrible things and so our congregations need to be set up with ways to report that go beyond a distraught housewife armed with a telephone.

State-level GOP lawmakers are taking policy advice from an electronic dance music producer who wants to ban same-sex marriage in the United States.

"It's high time we address the needs of Native women."

Rao appears to be merely another accomplice in this administration’s attack on survivors of sexual assault.

South Dakota's HB 1108 is likely to prove a harbinger of things to come for the LGBTQ community in the United States.

As America reels from the exposure of a massive child sexual abuse scandal in the Southern Baptist Convention, we should pause to take stock of the culpability of the broader conservative, mostly white evangelical subculture.

And in Maryland, state Republicans introduced not one, but three, so-called heartbeat bans.

During the last two years, the organization was awarded nearly $900,000 to teach students to, among other things, question condom effectiveness and suggest that sex may cause “emotional and psychological problems." It's not the only one.

Research shows that individuals who leave Christian fundamentalism often experience a crisis. In her memoir Jessica Wilbanks shares her difficulties, including exploring her bisexuality, recreational drugs, and premarital relations.

SB 13 would ban legal abortion in Oklahoma by making it a felony crime punishable by life in prison—with no exceptions for victims of rape, incest, or to

"In so many ways, She’yaa’s detainment has been a textbook example of what happens to Black immigrants in this country."

Democratic gains in the 2018 midterms have produced a range of pro-choice bills across the United States that would repeal abortion restrictions and open up abortion access.