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Find ResourcesPeople often ask me for examples of well-known men who’ve spoken out about men’s violence against women. Alas, there aren’t too many, in the U.S. and globally, especially when one considers the vast s
Ms. Magazine · Nov 9, 2026
In July 2025, Republicans in Congress passed, and President Donald Trump signed, this administration’s signature piece of legislation: the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA). In addition to directing
Ms. Magazine · Nov 9, 2026

Each election brings a mix of emotions for Sheba Williams. For nine years, Williams lost the right to vote due to a Jim Crow-era state law that disenfranchised Virginians with a felony conviction. Wil
The 19th · Nov 9, 2026

The Supreme Court on Monday denied review in over 200 cases, including a dispute that arose in Minneapolis after the murder of George Floyd in police custody in 2020 and clashes involving actor Randy
SCOTUSblog · Nov 9, 2026
More Than Just the Numbers: How Funding Cuts Threaten Sexual and Reproductive Health in Liberia Policy Analysis sramashwar November 9, 2026 November 9, 2026 Download Analysis Exclude from search No Au
Guttmacher Institute · Nov 9, 2026

Over the past few decades, several features of the administrative state have been subject to heated constitutional challenge. One of them is agency adjudication: the practice of resolving disputes “in
SCOTUSblog · Nov 9, 2026

Voters preserved abortion rights while making it harder for lawmakers to overturn citizen-approved measures. Anti-abortion Republicans are now looking for other ways to restrict access. Missouri Repub
Rewire News Group · Nov 9, 2026

Lauren Weingarten says that the time period after she was raped was a blur; she felt like she was in a new body as her mind processed what had been done to her. She doesn’t remember when the shooting
The 19th · Nov 9, 2026
Tuesday night was record-breaking. Next year, record numbers of women will serve in the House (at least 136) and as governors across the U.S. (at least 17). Both House and Senate majorities have flipp
Ms. Magazine · Nov 7, 2026
Ms. is thrilled to announce that FEMINIST 250: Founding Feminists has won Gold at the 2026 Anthem Awards. Presented by the organization behind the prestigious Webby Awards, the Anthems are considered
Ms. Magazine · Nov 7, 2026

For years, ComebackTV Presents CEO Erica Cobb has been candid about her desire to become a mother and the challenges to realizing that dream. After a decade-long journey filled with fertility treatmen
Essence · Nov 6, 2026
The elation that so many of us have been feeling in the wake of the mid-terms has been tamped down in Idaho as the result of two powerful and closely related reminders that the unremitting attacks on
Ms. Magazine · Nov 6, 2026