Felicia Kornbluh

On being defeated.

Before the end of Black History Month, we should remember some of the leaders who shaped the movement in the years before Roe v. Wade.

History shows that activists can win statewide fights—but that the strategy might be unsustainable long-term.

The medication abortion decision by a federal judge in Texas focused on the rights of fetuses and the interests of doctors — not the rights of women.

Success moving forward requires building a more inclusive movement than what existed during the Roe v. Wade era.

My mother’s part in the 1970 repeal of New York’s abortion law is a lesson for today’s activists: all politics is local.

How activists can secure legal abortion with a diverse all-of-the-above movement.

Americans may be tempted to pat ourselves on the back about the ADA, but we can’t afford to congratulate ourselves too soon.