A nonpartisan feminist synthesis of the post-Dobbs legal shift—grounded in history and evidence—with a legislative proposal to reduce preventable harm and constrain overcriminalization. Key Takeaways Since Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization (2022), abortion regulation in the United States has fragmented into a state-based patchwork. One of the most consequential post-Dobbs developments is not simply…

Paperwork and the Ballot: A Debate Bigger Than Partisanship The debate over the SAVE Act is often framed in stark political terms, but its real stakes are more personal and more practical. At its core, this is not simply an argument over election rhetoric. It is a question about what democracy demands from citizens who…