The Ridiculous, Deranged Argument Against “My Body, My Choice”

I’m honestly just shocked by the audacity of the argument presented by Irami Osei-Frimpong in his clip, “My Body; My Choice is a Bad Argument.” It’s not only an insult to women, but it’s a deeply ignorant and, frankly, unhinged take on bodily autonomy. This guy goes as far as to compare the decision toContinue reading “The Ridiculous, Deranged Argument Against “My Body, My Choice””

Interfaith Friday #22: Reproductive Rights and Religious Freedom

Religious voices are often portrayed as anti-choice, but progressive Jewish, Christian, and Unitarian leaders are speaking up in favor of reproductive justice. At the same time, secular feminist groups are working side by side with clergy to ensure that abortion access remains legal and safe. It’s not just a political battle — it’s a moralContinue reading “Interfaith Friday #22: Reproductive Rights and Religious Freedom”

The Problematic Nature of the Term “Birthing Person” and Why We Need a Better Alternative

In recent years, the term “birthing person” has been introduced as an alternative to “mother” or “woman” in conversations surrounding reproductive health. Advocates argue that it is an inclusive, gender-neutral term that acknowledges the experiences of transgender and nonbinary individuals who can become pregnant. On the surface, this seems to be a well-intentioned attempt toContinue reading “The Problematic Nature of the Term “Birthing Person” and Why We Need a Better Alternative”

Interfaith Friday #2: Abortion Bans and Interfaith Solidarity: Progressive Faith Leaders Speak Out

Following new abortion restrictions in several U.S. states, progressive faith leaders from various religious backgrounds are stepping up to voice their support for reproductive freedom. Rabbi Talia Cohen, Reverend Joseph Black, and Imam Leila Siddiqui recently held an interfaith vigil outside a Planned Parenthood facility in Missouri. “Our faith calls us to protect life, butContinue reading “Interfaith Friday #2: Abortion Bans and Interfaith Solidarity: Progressive Faith Leaders Speak Out”