Tag Archives: reproductive rights
Random Things I Would Ask and Tell Beyoncé If I Knew Her Like That But That I’m Telling You Because (Essay 7 of 52), It Was 70 Degrees Today, I Rode My Bicycle, and That Makes Me Feel Like I Can Write Something That’s Not So Serious
By On February 19, 2017

Do you wear a wig around the house, even when you’re by yourself? I do, and I feel conflicted about…

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What’s Really ‘Wiggy’ about Plan B
By On June 24, 2013

I’ve been silent on this issue mainly because I’ve been too busy raising money to update this blog with responses…

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Bringing Black Churches into Reproductive Justice
By On January 25, 2013

(For the first Faith & Feminism Friday of 2013, I’m a guest contributor on the “Feminism and Religion” blog. The…

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Why Race Should Matter to Pro-Choice Activists
By On January 22, 2013

  As I progress with subsequent drafts of my book, I’ve been meeting with another writer for accountability and feedback….

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Do Tell! (but no pressure)
By On July 16, 2012
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  I must not be up on my feminism game. Apparently, I’ve missed the wave of abortion “coming out” stories…

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Bringing feminism into sexual morality
By On July 3, 2012

I stumbled upon the above tweets a few days ago in the timeline of Jonathan Merritt, author of “A Faith…

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When man-made laws protect us from bad faith
By On February 20, 2012

Because faith is so personal, I try to avoid looking at it objectively or commenting on religions that are not…

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Looking for Plan B: An open letter to girls
By On December 12, 2011

To a 16-year-old girl who wants to buy Plan B-One over the counter: Someone in the Obama administration you’ve probably…

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Where the War on Drugs Meets the War on Women
By On November 20, 2011

“Planters care for nothing but to buy Negroes to raise cotton & raise cotton to buy Negroes.”  –an unnamed southerner…

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