All NYC Public Middle and High Schools Will Now Have Sex-Ed
by Jorge Rivas on August 10 2011, 1:30PM
New York City Mayor Bloomberg launches sex-ed program that includes safe-sex lessons in NYC public schools.
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by Jorge Rivas on August 10 2011, 1:30PM
New York City Mayor Bloomberg launches sex-ed program that includes safe-sex lessons in NYC public schools.
Topics: Health
Advocates Pick Apart Will.I.Am’s Pathetic View on Women and Condoms
by Jamilah King on May 4 2011, 10:45AM
Kelle Terrell at The Body calls the rapper out for his terribly misguided approach to sexual health.
Topics: Gender & Sexuality
I Am HIV Positive and I Don’t Blame Anybody—Including Myself
by Kirk Grisham on November 12 2010, 10:00AM
How shared responsibility for AIDS epidemic will save all of our lives.
Topics: HIV/AIDS at 30, Health, World AIDS Day
CDC Study Shows Teen Pregnancy About Education, Not Race
by Kai Wright on October 21 2010, 12:02PM
High rates among all races are clumped in the South, where comprehensive sex ed is rare.
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Clock Ticks on Stopping Abortion Ban in Insurance Pools
by Michelle Chen on September 10 2010, 10:50AM
The administration is poised to impose an unprecedented abortion restriction on some of the sickest uninsured women in the country.
Topics: Obama Abortion Ban, On Gender
Is Environmental Injustice Morphing Little Girls’ Bodies?
by Michelle Chen on August 10 2010, 1:27PM
The latest research suggests an array of social and environmental factors may be causing girls bodies to develop prematurely, especially girls of color.
Topics: Environment, Health, On Gender
Pregnant Women Dying in New York
by Michelle Chen on June 21 2010, 11:58AM
This year, maternal health advocates got the heartening news that the death rate of women in childbirth was declining worldwide, while the rate of child survival was improving ahead of earlier projections. But while the epidemic of maternal and child…
Topics: Health
by Susan H. Shane on July 1 2008, 12:00PM
Environmental factors are putting Black girls at risk.
Topics: Gender & Sexuality
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