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    Yet Another Legislative Attack on Abortion

    Yet Another Legislative Attack on Abortion

    In yet another attempt to devastate reproductive healthcare, House Republicans recently reintroduced the Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act (H.R. 36), which would criminalize the performance of abortions later than 20 weeks in a pregnancy. The House passed this bill on October 3 (with a vote split directly along party lines), and if it passes the Senate, it will be incredibly detrimental to everyone’s access to reproductive healthcare. This bill is not new. The Republic
    Calls to Crisis Pregnancy Centers

    Calls to Crisis Pregnancy Centers

    Crisis pregnancy centers (CPCs) are fake clinics that appear to provide services, resources, and information on reproductive health, but in reality exist to discourage pregnant people from choosing abortion through deception, emotional manipulation, and outright lies. Over the past two weeks, members of the H*yas for Choice advocacy team called crisis pregnancy centers in our community to ask for resources and information on abortion services. These are the full transcripts o
    The Truth About Crisis Pregnancy Centers

    The Truth About Crisis Pregnancy Centers

    Over the past two weeks, members of the H*yas for Choice advocacy team called crisis pregnancy centers in our community to ask for resources and information on abortion services. Here, those who made the calls describe their experiences and HFC members debunk the myths. Northwest Pregnancy Center: Unprotected sex I called Northwest Pregnancy Center to ask about my options following unprotected sex. After disclosing that I’d had unprotected sex the night before, I was told tha
    Ask Ang October 22

    Ask Ang October 22

    I recently had unprotected anal sex. Taking the different incubation periods for STIs into consideration, how long should I wait to get reliable STI testing? The shortest answer here is that you should talk with your doctor or a clinic, like Whitman Walker, within 72 hours of having unprotected sex if you believe that your partner might be able to transmit HIV (i.e. not on PrEP and HIV-positive). This will allow you to begin Post Exposure Prophylaxis (PEP), which is about 80-
    Unborn Lives Matter – Until they're born, of course

    Unborn Lives Matter – Until they're born, of course

    As I was walking through red square two weeks ago, I came across a chalking that read: “Unborn Lives Matter.” Here are my thoughts: Tiara Richmond. Tamir Rice. Alphonza Watson. Chay Reed. Chyna Doll Dupree. If there is one thing that white right-winged individuals love other than being racist, it is co-opting our movements and language - specifically that of the Black Lives Matter movement (or the Movement for Black Lives). It is not only disrespectful, but it is also ignoran

    My Work: Sex Work

    *Content warning: sexual violence, police violence* I walked out of the bathroom and put my clothes back on. My arms and body chafed from the ropes he tied me with, and I was bit worried someone would see the marks when I walked outside. I’d never done bondage before, but I was willing to if— “Here’s a small gift.” He placed the $200 in my hands and hastily walked off. At last, my first payment. *** Sex work was nothing new to me, but I had only started doing it until last su
    Ask Ang October 15: Queefing, Squirting, Vibrators, and More!

    Ask Ang October 15: Queefing, Squirting, Vibrators, and More!

    Welcome to Ask Ang, your anonymous campus sexual health resource, brought to you by H*yas for Choice. We are made up of a team of undergraduate students who work to answer your sex questions! We post questions and answers weekly on Sundays. Anyone can submit a question, and the anonymous form can be found here: www.tinyurl.com/askang. 1. Cis female here. How do I limit "queefing" during sex? “Queefing,” or the passage of air through the vaginal canal, can happen during penetr
    My Georgetown Abortion Story

    My Georgetown Abortion Story

    October is, according to the pale blue banner displayed proudly in Red Square, "Respect Life Month." I find that funny because, as I walk through the chalk writings on the brick -- "Can I feel your clump of tissue kick? Said no one ever" -- I feel everything but respect for my choices. My stomach twists as each pro-life slogan I tread on brings back memories I've tried to move past. But there I am again. It's early August in the first floor White Gravenor bathroom and I'm des
    Ask Ang October 9: Anal, oral, birth control, and more!

    Ask Ang October 9: Anal, oral, birth control, and more!

    Welcome to Ask Ang, your anonymous campus sexual health resource, brought to you by H*yas for Choice. We are made up of a team of undergraduate students who work to answer your sex questions! We post questions and answers weekly on Sundays (or, occasionally, like today, on Mondays). Anyone can submit a question, and the anonymous form can be found here: www.tinyurl.com/askang. 1. What happened with the birth control mandate? On Friday, the Trump administration announced the r

    Introducing... Ask Ang!

    Do you have a sex question but too embarrassed to ask someone you know? Tired of spending hours making oddly specific Cosmo searches? Fear no more! H*yas for Choice is proud to present Ask Ang! Ask Ang is your anonymous campus peer sexual health and relationships resource. We work to answer your questions and provide you with information about sexual health resources on campus and in the DC area, as well as links to online resources. We are not medical professionals. We’re un
     

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