Women's Issues

From Washington, to my hometown of Montreal, women are grabbing back

There is far more to sexual violence than just rape and a portion of it occurs within intimate relationships

How anti-abortion activists across the country are once again endangering the lives of women everywhere

For Jenner to say that Hillary's record on woman's right is selfish and self serving is reproachable.

The pro-life community needs to wake up and realize that abortion is not equal to murder

The Republican war on women in Alabama has reached epic ridiculousness

For every untested rape kit, there is a rape victim waiting for justice

The haters come out after Angelina Jolie's ovaries and fallopian tubes are surgically removed

To celebrate women’s history month, let's take a look at what men are currently doing

Changing the societal script may be the answer to an age old problem

Why should a woman care about a man’s opinion if they refuse to respect women?

Gender inequality isn't limited to wages, it's also alive and well in our justice system

Why does the NFL prefer to talk about their balls instead of the real issues plaguing the league?

What is being done (and not being done) to halt the epidemic of sexual assaults on college campuses

Newly elected Republican legislators are gearing up for a new round of attacks on abortion rights

Whether you’re a conservative or liberal, most Americans can’t answer basic health questions about abortion

In the midst of our overpopulated prison system, the growth rate for women going to prison is higher than men

Last February, Baltimore Ravens running back Ray Rice hit his fiance so hard that she got knocked unconscious. A video shows Rice trying to drag her body back to their room. Rice’s lawyer referred to the incident as “a minor physical altercation.” Rice pled not guilty and did not stand trial since it was his first offense. Then the NFL got involved, but not so anyone would notice.

The plot thickens in the fight for women’s reproductive rights. The Supreme Court is at it again, this time with Contraception. The "Hobby Lobby" decision comes less than a week after another blow to women's healthcare options.

The Supreme Court's recent ruling on McCullen v. Coakley is not only wrong, it has potentially created a danger for women seeking out services for reproductive rights.