Moms of Black Babies More Likely to Be Flagged to Police Over Alleged Pregnancy Drug Use
Child welfare referred Black parents to law enforcement 14,000 times in 7 years, despite no findings of abuse or neglect.
Gender
admin Dobbs Didn’t End Abortion. It Ignited a Movement.
Abortion sociologist Carole Joffe on the resilience, the gaps, and the legal threats that could unravel everything.
The Supreme Court Just Hit Pause on an Abortion Pill Showdown
The order means mifepristone can continue to be dispensed via telehealth and mail—even to patients in red states.
Meet the Mastermind Behind Trump’s Definition of “Woman”
May Mailman’s anti-trans crusade could threaten gender equality for all.
“Who the Fuck Are These Men?”
How extremists reconquered Idaho—and how some locals are fighting back.
A New Film Explores the Not-So-Distant History of Gay Cruising Arrests
In “Plainclothes,” director Carmen Emmi examines the toll that constant surveillance takes on the LGBTQ community.
Trump’s Minions Have Quietly Disappeared Most Federal Data on Gender Identity
Some agencies went even beyond what the president ordered on day one.
The Ugly History Behind the Olympics’ New Gender Test
How Nazi-era fears about gender gave rise to sex testing—and why the policy is resurfacing now.
On Trans Day of Visibility, Supreme Court Sides With Conversion Therapy
The 8-1 ruling threatens to overturn bans on the discredited practice in 23 states.
Tradwife Horror Story
In Caro Claire Burke’s new novel, “Yesteryear,” an influencer gets stuck in the era she fetishizes.