Tag Archive: Reproductive Justice

Morning-After Pill Decision Good for the United States

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By Journal Student Writer Courtney Thomas-Dusing Earlier this month a United States District Court from the Eastern District of New York ordered the Federal …

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The Case for Equal Rights for Infertile Husbands and Wives: New Jersey’s Intervention into Surrogacy Contracts

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By Journal Student Writer Tai Blas Twenty-five years after the first American case to consider surrogacy, surrogacy laws remain unclear. Artificial reproductive technology continues …

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Integration of Abortion Services into Hospitals: Preserving Safety and Privacy

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Graph courtesy of http://feminist.org/rrights/clinicsurvey.html By Journal Student Writer Jessica Morton The National Abortion Federation reports that from 1977 to 2009 there were over 6000 …

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Sorry, Rush. We All Know Your Misogynistic Comments to Sandra Fluke Were Not a Fluke.

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By Rachel Friedlander, Student Writer for The Journal of Gender, Race & Justice Last week, fellow student writer Rachel Donahoe wrote a great post …

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Misogyny Multiplies as Election Politics Take Hold

All Men at a Hearing on Birth Control Coverage in Congress…originally tweeted by Planned Parenthood.

By Rachel Donahoe, Student Writer for The Journal of Gender, Race & Justice As evidenced by JGRG’s February blog, this has been active month …

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Stealing Womens’ Autonomy

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By Joe Fraioli, Special Guest Blogger for The Journal of Gender, Race & Justice Last year, the Journal of Gender, Race & Justice at …

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It’s Not About the Economy, Stupid!

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By Iain Johnson, Student Writer for The Journal of Gender, Race & Justice While many predicted that social issues would take a backseat to …

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Let’s Put Breasts Before Tests: LSAC Refuses to Accommodate Breastfeeding During the LSAT

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By Rachel Donahoe, Student Writer for The Journal of Gender, Race & Justice If you’re breastfeeding (or planning on breastfeeding) and want to apply …

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Deception, Lies, and Manipulation: Behind Crisis Pregnancy Centers

Jennifer C. Wang, Note & Comment Editor 2010-11 JGRJ Board Crisis pregnancy centers (or CPCs) are organizations that purport to provide women with …

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Progress for Women in the Military

-Jennifer Wang, JGRJ Student Writer 2009-10 Sunday, February 28, 2010 Recently, the Department of Defense decided to stock emergency contraception to …

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