Reproductive Rights
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Georgia’s midwife restrictions forced her to move. Now she’s fighting back.
Georgia bans midwives from practicing without a doctor’s supervision. Now Jamarah Amani is suing to change that — and save Black mothers’ lives.
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At a Georgia abortion clinic, 27 of 30 women were turned away in one afternoon
Rebecca found out she was pregnant on a Saturday. Less than a week later, she was sitting in a Georgia waiting room with roughly 30 other women, most of them racing the same clock she was.
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Georgia’s GOP governor nominee, Rick Jackson, says rape survivors should ‘prove it.’ The numbers show why that’s nearly impossible
Rick Jackson said rape survivors should have to prove they were assaulted before they can get an abortion. But with most assaults never leading to a conviction—or even an arrest—critics say the requirement leaves many survivors with no realistic way to access the care the law technically allows.
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This 36-year-old is the CEO of four abortion clinics in GA and NC
Calla Hales is carrying on a family legacy by providing abortion care for women across the South.
