Three women across three decades explain their decisions to get an abortion
What would you do if you found out you were pregnant and you weren't ready? What if it wasn't safe? As the U.S. Supreme Court debates outlawing abortion, three women who lived in three different decades tell us why they decided to get one.
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How some of society’s most controversial issues are examined in the media.
The Reporters Inc. is pleased to present exclusive excerpts from a new compilation of scholarly readings that examine present-day matters of race, gender and socio-economic class seen in the media. Told from varying perspectives, we're including pieces that explore everything from body image, sex trafficking and economic inequality to cultural stereotypes. These readings show that race, gender and class truly matter.
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The day that I learned gender inequality truly exists
"Until recently, I didn't consider myself a feminist in any regard," Alexander Cain writes. He pictured feminists as angry woman who refused to shave their armpits and burned bras. He heard all the statistics, but it wasn't until he attended a conference that he noticed how some of men's most innate actions can cause life-long repercussions for women.
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