Ms. Magazine

In every issue of Ms., we track research on our progress in the fight for equality, catalogue can't-miss quotes from feminist voices and keep tabs on the feminist movement's many milestones. We're Keeping Score online, too-in this biweekly roundup. This w

On Wednesday, Aug. 19, Ms. will bring together two of the country's leading legal scholars and feminist thinkers-Michele Goodwin and Dorothy Roberts-for a special Ms. Talks conversation on Martha's Vineyard: "America at 250: The Right to Love & Family," m

Trump's latest attacks on birthright citizenship are part of a much broader effort to police American identity, punish migrant women for entering the U.S. and ultimately regulate their reproduction. Immigrant women and children remain particular targets o

It's been over a year since President Donald Trump signed the so-called One Big Beautiful Bill (HR 1) into law-a sweeping 2025 budget-reconciliation package that extends and expands tax cuts, funds defense and immigration enforcement, cuts or restructures

Across Kentucky, pregnant women are facing growing surveillance and the threat of criminalization for pregnancy outcomes that are often beyond their control. Recent prosecutions have underscored how miscarriage, stillbirth and other complications can be t

Telehealth provider At Home Abortion just opened Aug. 11, but the six doctors and nurses running the service have over 100 years combined experience providing abortion and other reproductive healthcare. At Home Abortion (AHA) is the latest to join the gro

This year, about 4 million Americans will turn 18, just in time to vote in November's midterms. However, fewer than 30 percent of newly eligible young voters are currently registered to vote-half the number of students who go to college-and that percentag

Sixty-one years ago, President Lyndon B. Johnson signed the Voting Rights Act of 1965 into law-one of the most consequential victories of the Civil Rights Movement and a landmark affirmation of the principle that democracy belongs to all of us. But the Vo

Determined to prevent uterine cancer deaths, Dr. Doll published A Terrible Strength: The Hidden Crisis of the Black Womb and Your Survival Guide to Healing in May. Both comprehensive and compassionate, the book focuses on individuals of African descent, s

I don't remember how old I was when I first heard the term "jiggle TV," but I know it was decades after I was a devoted, starry-eyed fangirl of the genre. And I do mean "girl"-Wonder Woman came into the world just a year after I did, Charlie's Angels two