Komen Is Just the Latest Round in the Anti-Choice Game of Chess
by Akiba Solomon on February 9 2012, 10:43AM
And poor women and women of color remain the pawns who get sacrificed.
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VideoKomen Is Just the Latest Round in the Anti-Choice Game of Chess
by Akiba Solomon on February 9 2012, 10:43AM
And poor women and women of color remain the pawns who get sacrificed.
Topics: Akiba Solomon, Gender & Sexuality, Health, Planned Parenthood
Should I Continue Supporting Komen? Here’s How To Find Out
by Kavita Das on February 8 2012, 9:22AM
With the dust settling on the Komen for the Cure controversy, Colorlines.com readers have asked, What do I do now? A former Komen program director and permanent women’s health advocate offers some next steps.
Topics: Health
Karen Handel Resigns From Komen Foundation
by Jorge Rivas on February 7 2012, 10:58AM
Karen Handel just announced her resignation as a senior vice president for public policy of Susan G. Komen for the Cure on Tuesday morning.
Topics: /NOW Blog, Planned Parenthood
Komen Founder in 2010 Memoir: Dropping Planned Parenthood Would Be “Turning Our Backs” On Poor Women
by Jorge Rivas on February 6 2012, 4:26PM
Just two years ago Komen for the Cure founder Nancy Brinker wrote that cutting funding to Planned Parenthood would be turning “our backs on these women.”
Topics: /NOW Blog, Planned Parenthood
Turns Out Komen Vice Pres. Karen Handel is Anti-Gay Everything
by Jorge Rivas on February 6 2012, 10:25AM
Komen for the Cure Vice President Karen Handel is against civil unions, adoptions, and benefits for same sex couples.
Topics: /NOW Blog, Planned Parenthood
by Jorge Rivas on February 3 2012, 12:22PM
“Planned Parenthood thanks each and every person who has contributed to elevating the importance of breast cancer prevention for so many women in need.”
Topics: /NOW Blog, Planned Parenthood
Collection of ‘Planned Parenthood Saved Me’ Stories on Tumblr
by Jorge Rivas on February 3 2012, 12:10PM
Check out this Tumblr that includes stories submitted by “women whose lives were saved or changed because they had access to affordable healthcare like cancer screenings though Planned Parenthood.”
Topics: /NOW Blog, Planned Parenthood
Komen’s Sorry, Planned Parenthood ‘Probably Eligible’ For Funds
by Jorge Rivas on February 3 2012, 11:07AM
Brinker said the entire Komen drops Planned Parenthood controversy is a “mischaracterization” because they “still have three grants they are committed to at least another year through the end of the grant cycle.”
Topics: /NOW Blog, Planned Parenthood
Komen Official Resigns, Site Hacked, Planned Parenthood Surges
by Jorge Rivas on February 2 2012, 12:38PM
The hackers re-designed a Komen banner ad that promoted its marathon to read “Help us run over poor women on our way to the bank.”
Topics: /NOW Blog, Planned Parenthood
Why Komen’s Decision to Pull Funding Is So Deadly [Infographic]
by Jorge Rivas on February 1 2012, 2:21PM
African-American women are more likely than all other women to die from breast cancer.
The Tragic, Craven Undoing of Susan G. Komen for the Cure’s Noble Mission
by Akiba Solomon on February 1 2012, 10:01AM
Whether they like it or not, defunding Planned Parenthood’s breast health programs makes Susan G. Komen Foundation look anti-choice. And of course, poor women of color will suffer most.
Topics: Akiba Solomon, Gender & Sexuality, Health, Planned Parenthood
Anti Choicers Pressure Pink Ribbon Organization to Nix Breast Exams for Poor Women
by Jorge Rivas on January 31 2012, 6:58PM
The nation’s largest and best-funded breast cancer organization in the US., Susan G. Komen for the Cure, will cutoff grants made to Planned Parenthood that were mostly used for breast exams.
Topics: Gender & Sexuality, Health, /NOW Blog
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