Reproductive Health and Justice Reporter
Carter Sherman is a reporter for VICE News, known for her coverage of reproductive rights and social issues. Her work has been featured in various publications, including Yahoo News UK, The Guardian, and Yahoo News. Carter's articles often focus on the intersection of politics, activism, and the impact on marginalized communities.
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Carter Sherman's coverage primarily focuses on legal policy regulation and government announcements within the context of abortion, reproductive rights, and related issues. She would likely be receptive to pitches from individuals or organizations with firsthand experience or expertise in these areas.
Given her focus on evolving stories and legal developments, Carter may welcome insights from legal experts specializing in reproductive rights law or public policy analysts familiar with the impact of legislation on access to abortion services.
Considering her article titles, she appears to cover a variety of locations within the United States. Therefore, sources able to provide perspectives at both national and local levels could capture her interest.
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By: Carter Sherman
Florida's health department can't block a TV advertisement in support of a ballot measure that would protect abortion rights, a federal judge ruled
By: Harry Fischer, Carter Sherman
Women and doctors describe heart-wrenching decisions under what may be the US’s strictest ban. ‘Everything that’s happening is a playbook for the rest of the country’
By: Carter Sherman
Study shows roughly 247 more infant deaths per month than expected in 18 months after supreme court’s decision
By: Carter Sherman
With 10 states set to vote on abortion-related measures, anti-abortion activists are trying to disrupt a streak of wins
By: Carter Sherman
A Maryland ballot measure to enshrine abortion rights in the state constitution is, a Maryland activist claims , a “Trojan horse to trick pro-choice Marylanders into voting away parental rights”.
By: Carter Sherman
Just days after Texas banned abortion past six weeks of pregnancy, a woman died after doctors in the state delayed treating her miscarriage for 40 hours, ProPublica reported on Wednesday
By: Carter Sherman
Judges are on ballot in election swing states such as Arizona and Georgia whose courts recently upheld abortion bans
By: Carter Sherman
Amendment 4, which would enshrine the right to abortion in the state constitution, must garner 60% of votes to pass
Women’s access to abortion is a top issue, as activists rush to convince men they also have stake in the fight
By: Carter Sherman
“Contested state supreme court seats are site of hidden battle for abortion access; Judges are on ballot in election swing states such as Arizona and Florida whose courts recently upheld abortion bans”:
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