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Jen*, a 21-year-old, got an abortion at eight weeks on Tuesday, hours before SB 8 went into effect

Advocates for sex workers say the spa attacks combined sexism and toxic Asian stereotypes

We talked to three people who ordered abortion pills online from a doctor who charges $90—or less if you can't afford it.

First-time candidate Julia Salazar's bid to unseat a New York state senator snowballed into a series of national stories about her personal history.

Bans in Georgia and Ohio are unlikely to be enforced, but people are already confused about whether they can access abortion care there.

Women running in New York, like Cynthia Nixon, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, and Zephyr Teachout, have campaigned alongside each other, strategically forming a "sisterhood" to overthrow a bloc of sitting...

We asked every Democrat who qualified for the debate about expanding access to medication abortion.

After working as a reporter for years, I learned to appreciate the qualities that make editors good at their job.

On Finding Two Halves In One Home

On Wednesday, Hawaii Senator Mazie Hirono asked a federal court nominee whether he had a history with sexual misconduct. He had to answer under oath.

The stoop has become a beloved and necessary outdoor space over recent months.

Since 2007, Jezebel has been the Internet's most treasured source for everything celebrities, sex, and politics...with teeth.

Sunrise Movement leader Varshini Prakash said the group’s greatest success has been getting away from the ‘pathetic incrementalism’ that’s shaped the climate debate.

The feminist thinker Sophie Lewis has a radical proposal for what comes next.

A trapped mom turns into an angry dog by night, an atheist lesbian poses as a Catholic receptionist, a 20-year-old woman suffers through domestic abuse.

Norman Rush’s “Mating” has achieved handshake status among younger readers thinking seriously about romantic relationships.

Julia Salazar is a 27-year-old first-time Latina candidate hoping to unseat a longtime incumbent in the New York State Senate, whose views she says don't address the ongoing inequalities in her...

When the concerns I was recording became repetitive, I followed this free insight into my subconscious.

Experts say the number would be even higher if the FDA loosened its restrictions on medication abortion.

It’s time for Democrats to retire the mirage of the white suburban woman voter.

Decrim NY is a new coalition of sex workers, state lawmakers, and advocacy groups who want to make New York the first state to decriminalize sex work.

In the 1980s, Jennifer Johnson became a test case for criminalizing pregnant people. She's still trying to get her life back

Since 2007, Jezebel has been the Internet's most treasured source for everything celebrities, sex, and politics...with teeth.

From Nasty Gal's "Girl Boss" to Thinx's "She-E. O.", female executives have taken to branding themselves as outspoken feminist role models—but what good is that if their employees are allegedly...

"It's much more stigmatized to say you're a capitalist, in my experience."

When objectivity is so revered while at the same time so ill-defined, it is inevitably marginalized reporters who suffer the consequences.

Rachel Comey’s collaboration with The New York Review of Books is the latest flirtation between the fashion and literary worlds.

"Believe women" became the #MeToo movement's rallying cry, but some say simply believing women may not be enough to accomplish the transformative change feminists imagine.

One woman supporting another isn't automatically feminist.

Kerri Harris is a queer woman of color and first-time candidate trying to deliver the next shock to the Democratic establishment with her Delaware Senate campaign.

Newliz Hernandez couldn’t have gone back to work without this program. Now it may be doomed.

Even though our old lives may still feel near, the essential shape of them has already been irreparably changed.