Intersectionality & Justice
Why Your Doctor Might Think You Are Made of Stone (And Other Medical Fables)
It is a truly bizarre and honestly frightening experience to sit in a sterile examination room while... [...]
Intersectionality & Justice
The Invisible Crisis in the Delivery Room and My Own Substantial Ignorance
What truly occurs within the human spirit when half a millennium of history walks into a sterile exa... [...]
Intersectionality & Justice
The Bioethical Poker Game of Transgender Fertility
I was sitting in a waiting room three years ago with my friend Leo. (The wallpaper was a depressing... [...]
Intersectionality & Justice
The Audacity of the Able-Bodied Clipboard and the Truth About Disabled Parenting
I was sitting on that crinkly paper-covered chair last Tuesday. (The kind of paper that sounds like... [...]
Intersectionality & Justice
The High Price of Being Family-Minded While Queer
Julian and his husband, Marcus, set out to navigate the labyrinthine path toward parenthood through... [...]
