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The Census only comes around every ten years, and it's incredibly important that everyone is counted. Completing the Census can be a little confusing, so we've compiled some FAQ's to help you navigate it.
2020 has already been a chaotic year. Our news cycle changes so quickly that it’s easy to forget about the many pressing items of import that still need our attention. Today’s item: The Census.
“In order to have a fully equitable society, we must have laws and policies that take into account the reality that half the population menstruates. Menstrual products should be tax-exempt. They should be affordable and available for all, safe for our bodies and the planet. Periods should not hold anyone back, period.”
In this second installment of our discussion of abortion stigma, I want to address a common question: what about in cases of rape and incest?
Abortion rates are on the decline, and I’ve seen such a range of responses from the news media – most of which made me squirm.
States are often ranked on measures such as education, maternal mortality, income potential, etc. Indicators are provided to explain how these rankings were determined – indicators such as access, outcomes, or cost, among myriad others.
This post is going to touch on some uncomfortable and even taboo subjects. I will debunk some myths about and provide guidance around what it is like to go to the doctor as a member of the “kink” community.
Members of the LGBTQ+ community are at higher risk of STDs and HIV infection.
This statement is true, however, it is also stigmatizing.
This Men’s Health Week, let’s celebrate the HPV (human papillomavirus) vaccine. Why are we celebrating a vaccine for Men’s Health Week? Let’s break it down.
This Get Yourself Tested month, we are seeing some counterproductive legislation from North Carolina lawmakers.
STD tests are easy to access, confidential, and free or low-cost. So, what is stopping half of young people (15-25) from getting tested?
South Carolina is ranked as the 7th highest in the nation for rates of sexually transmitted diseases. In 2015, South Carolina had some of the highest rates of HIV in the country.