Roxy Szal is a Digital Editor at Ms. Magazine. She focuses on social issues, particularly relating to abortion, the GOP, and the Supreme Court, with a keen interest in the implications these topics have in Texas. Roxy's insightful analysis and commentary have been featured in Ms. Magazine.
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President Joe Biden issued a challenge to Congress on Saturday “to act swiftly to recognize ratification of the [Equal Rights Amendment]."
On Saturday morning in Austin, parents, kids and allies gathered for what may be the last drag story hour ever in the state of Texas.
Feminist Dianne Feinstein, the first woman mayor of San Francisco, and one of two of the first women elected to the Senate from California, died.
By: Roxy Szal
The 2024 election will see many voters turn out who are motivated by abortion and equal rights for women, according to a new poll.
While attending a funeral service for 17-year-old Armita Geravand, Iranian women’s rights attorney Nasrin Sotoudeh was arrested and beaten.
Tuesday, Nov. 7, is the last day for voters in several states to head to the polls to vote in a number of off-year elections. While they may be lower-profile, some of these races are still deeply consequential. We'll be watching: Ohio's pro-abortion ballot measure; Virginia's state legislature; the Pennsylvania supreme court race; and the Kentucky and Mississippi governors' races.
When analyzing Tuesday's election results, one point becomes glaringly apparent: Abortion wins—particularly in Ohio, Virginia and Kentucky.
by The Texas Supreme Court heard arguments on Tuesday in a case which seeks to clarify the scope of Texas' “medical emergency” exception under its state abortion bans.
By: Carrie N. Baker, Roxy Szal
The Supreme Court will review a Fifth Circuit Court decision drastically limiting access to the abortion pill mifepristone.
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