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The Maternity Crash

I argued for universal health care for twenty years on the grounds that it was the decent thing to do. Watching this administration take the instruments apart showed me the argument I should have been making — about who actually holds the risk, what changed in 1990, and how far it has already gone.

August 20, 2026 Read →

About The Cost of Control

The Cost of Control follows the money, the impact, and the human toll when policy decisions about reproductive health hit the real world. Every restriction has a cost — financial, physical, and generational. We quantify it, document it, and make sure it's on the record.

Part of the In Her Name journal at Labora Collective.

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