With the closure of a nearby Planned Parenthood clinic at the beginning of May, students from Utah State University in Logan, Utah, face a “scary” situation in terms of accessing health care, prompting the creation of a carpool to drive patients on two-hour round trips to a clinic 50 miles away, community members told Raw read more
Guest Commentary by All* Above All Director of State Strategies Lexi White Maryland State Delegate Lesley Lopez We all know the stakes. In just over a hundred days, the American people have been reminded time and time again that this administration does not want everyday people to have access to critical health care.
John Fugelsang speaks with Nourbese Flint, President of All* Above All and All* In Action Fund. They discuss her work to achieve abortion justice and build the political power of voters of color.
Jade and Keia are joined by Nourbese Flint, President of All* Above All and All* In Action Fund, for a timely conversation on abortion justice and reproductive freedom.
Sweeping cuts to Title X threaten to dismantle the reproductive healthcare safety net for millions, says All* Above All’s Nourbese Flint—deepening disparities, shuttering clinics and putting lives at risk.
Congressional Republicans recently passed a budget resolution that calls for the House Energy and Commerce Committee to reduce $880 billion in spending over 10 years, setting the stage for a messy battle over healthcare funds later this summer.
As soon as I found out I was pregnant, I knew I wanted an abortion. The immediate decision didn’t come from fear or confusion; it came from clarity.
This week, FEMINIST sat down with Nourbese Flint, President of All*Above All, to delve into strategies for achieving abortion justice and strengthening the political influence of voters of color.
On March 17, a Texas midwife was arrested for providing illegal abortions, and perhaps it was only a matter of time. The state enacted a near-total abortion ban in September 2021, nearly a year before Roe v. Wade was officially overturned by the Supreme Court in June of 2022.
Republicans’ proposed Medicaid cuts would strip healthcare from millions, including half of U.S. children, one in five Americans, and 40 percent of all pregnant women.