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Comic, CoCreator: The Daily Show. Podcast: Feminist Buzzkills, drops Fridays. She/Her #AbortionAF Booking:leslie@theshipmanagency.com Views my own.
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Die Abtreibungspille misshandelt keine Frauen. Männer tun es

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By Lizz Winstead
| RollingStone Germany Verified
Während Todd Blanches Bestätigungsanhörungen für das Amt des US Attorney General diese Woche zu Ende gehen, fordern Abtreibungsgegnerinnen und -gegner von ihm, seine „Sorge“ um Frauen unter Beweis zu stellen – indem er sie vor gewalttätigen Männern schützt. Durch strengere Zugangsbeschränkungen für Abtreibungsmedikamente. Susan B.
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The Abortion Pill Has Never Abused Women. Men Do Original

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By Lizz Winstead
| Rolling Stone Verified
Todd Blanche appears at his confirmation hearing in front of the Senate Judiciary Committee on July 15, 2026. Eric Lee/Getty Images As Todd Blanche’s confirmation hearings for U.S. Attorney General wrap up this week, anti-abortion activists are demanding that he demonstrate his “concern” for women by protecting them from abusive men — by making it harder for women to obtain abortion medication. Susan B.
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The Abortion Pill Has Never Abused Women. Men Do

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By Lizz Winstead
| Flipboard
Now “Your data is private. Period,” says period tracker Stardust on its website. As new research by Mozilla discovered, some users might find that claim to be a stretch. According to Mozilla’s latest findings examining the privacy practices of period-tracking apps, Stardust was found to be sharing …
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