“Plan B” depicts the struggle of two students to find emergency contraception, an all-too-familiar story—but groups like Emergency Contraception 4 Every Campus are working to change that. EC4EC focuses on supporting college students and activists to increase the accessibility of EC on their campuses.
Author: Meredith Abdelnour
Meredith Abdelnour is an editorial fellow for Ms. magazine. She studies English and Environmental Studies at Tulane University and enjoys crossword puzzles.
American Families Plan Prioritizing Women and Workers Meets Resistance from GOP—Despite Bipartisan Support
The American Families Plan (AFP), introduced by President Biden on April 28, seeks to provide aid to American families, reduce child poverty, invest in teachers and education, ensure comprehensive paid family leave and subsidize child care. Despite the fact that 60 percent of U.S. voters support the AFP, so far, the plan has been met with resistance from Republican lawmakers.
Bill Cosby’s Overturned Conviction Shakes Feminists and Allies: “Justice Is Still Very Elusive for Survivors of Sexual Assault”
In the aftermath of Bill Cosby’s release from prison, many survivors and feminists are left questioning their faith in the justice system.
Toasts All-Around: This Week’s Feminist Social Media Moments of Celebration and Activism
Welcome back to Feminist Faves social media roundup! This week, we’re celebrating Olympic athletes, accessibility progress and love stories.
Lavender Book Highlights Safe Spaces for Black Queer Community
Lavender Book aims to help Black queer travelers find safe and welcoming spaces.
“My hope is that people all over the country, no matter if it’s an urban, suburban or rural community, can find places that feel like home,” said Victoria Smith, deputy director of the National Black Justice Coalition.