Sotomayor Spits Fire in a Dissenting Opinion in Whole Women’s Health v. Jackson

"This is a brazen challenge to our federal structure. It echoes the philosophy of John C. Calhoun, a virulent defender of the slaveholding South who insisted that States had the right to “veto” or “nullif[y]” any federal law with which they disagreed. Address of J. Calhoun, Speeches of John C. Calhoun 17–43 (1843). Lest the … Continue reading Sotomayor Spits Fire in a Dissenting Opinion in Whole Women’s Health v. Jackson

Mail-Order Abortions Are Now Available in the U.S. What Does That Mean for American Women?

"A well-established abortion-by-mail provider is expanding its services to the United States, The Atlantic reported on Thursday. Women on Web, run by Dutch doctor Rebecca Gomperts, has provided remote consultations, prescriptions, and pills to patients seeking abortions since 2006. But until now, Gomperts has never operated in the U.S., fearing the powerful pro-life lobby's impact … Continue reading Mail-Order Abortions Are Now Available in the U.S. What Does That Mean for American Women?

Janes, v. 20.18

The subtitle of the article really says it all: "A secret network of women is working outside the law and the medical establishment to provide safe, cheap home abortions." —Lizzie Presser. "Whatever’s your darkest question, you can ask me." California Sunday. March 28, 2018. The prevalence of, for lack of a better term, Jane Networks, … Continue reading Janes, v. 20.18