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A small black box truck with its side painted white and “ABORTION PILLS” emblazoned on it in huge black letters sits in front of a colorful mural titled “The City of Soul,” featuring four stylized faces.

Gender Justice

Breaking the Law to Win Abortion Rights (Part 1)

Jenny Brown

Public defiance of bans on abortion and contraception helped bring them down.

1968 photo of 3 Black demonstrators for the Poor People's Campaign. One hold a sign that reads "No More Hunger." Another holds a sign that reads "In this country you can do anything if you try, but can I live next door to you?"

Strategy

Interview with Bishop William J. Barber II: Learning from Reconstruction

Ezra Kaprov

A ‘moral fusion coalition’ of Blacks and poor whites won deep political and economic reforms in the First Reconstruction—from the 14th and 15th Amendments to public education.

Group of people holding signs, US Supreme Court building in the background. Signs and both pro-choice and anti-abortion. Many are round “Keep Abortion Legal” signs. One homemade sign reads, “The real coat hanger victim,” and has a naked plastic fetus and a coat hanger attached.

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The Role of Anti-Abortion Forces in the Rise of the MAGA Right

Sandra Hinson

The Right used the anti-abortion crusade in its push towards minority rule. The Left has a lot to learn from how they did it.

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