The Suburban Women Problem
The Suburban Women ProblemIt’s obvious the GOP has a suburban women problem, and recent election results show that it’s getting worse. So let’s keep talking about it! Tune in for a political journey through the minds of suburban women, brought to you by Red Wine & Blue.
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News Stories for Suburban Women
Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee signs into law bill allowing armed teachers
It's National Infertility Awareness Week
Jen Perez, Red Wine & Blue’s State Program Director in Ohio shared her infertility story in our Facebook community and we hope by sharing it here that it will help others feel less alone.
The Right to Life Saving Medical Care
In yesterday’s episode of The Suburban Women Problem, special guest Asha Dahya mentioned EMTALA and the Supreme Court oral arguments about whether pregnant women can receive full emergency healthcare in states with abortion bans.
Truth Tellers in the Room (with Asha Dahya)
This week, we’re talking about repro. Again. Because somehow politicians and pundits still don’t understand that it’s not just about abortion – although abortion rights are critical. It’s also about birth control, IVF, and all of the other ...
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