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Reproductive rights on the agenda at tonight's #SOTU . Among the invited guests, Kate Cox from Texas; Dr. Caitlin Bernard from Indiana; 'Fighting for Reproductive Freedom' pins. washingtonpost.com/politics/2024/…

I'm honored to announce that Dr. Caitlin Bernard will be my guest to President Biden's 2024 State of the Union Address.

Dr. Bernard is a Physicians for Reproductive Health fellow, and as Peter Slevin noted in a The New Yorker profile, she is 'one of the last abortion doctors in Indiana': newyorker.com/news/persons-o…

Chris Cooper knows all!

What really happened in the case of the Ohio 10-year-old and Caitlin Bernard, the Indiana doctor who provided the abortion. newyorker.com/news/persons-o…

The challenges facing Kamala Harris as she reaches out to some of the most important Democratic constituencies, particularly on abortion rights. newyorker.com/news/daily-com…

In 2022, Dr. Caitlin Bernard provided a legal abortion to a 10-year-old from Ohio. Fox News went after her and the Indiana attorney general said she was unfit to practice medicine. It has been a difficult 19 months, but she's not going anywhere. tinyurl.com/4bswdvvd

Shocked? Clarence Thomas just hired the woman notorious for texting “I hate Blacks” as his law clerk, according to Scalia Law School.

a little late but i wanted to shout out the journalists in Elizabeth Shogren’s graduate class who visited South Carolina last week

follow Medill News Service to catch their reporting from the campaign trail as we approach the Feb. 24 GOP primary

Nikki Haley to supporters in Charleston, S.C.: 'Bring it, Donald. Show me what you got.'

Nikki Haley on race and racism to The Washington Post Mariana Alfaro

One of the reasons I love The Post is the deep institutional knowledge. Sitting next to people who have known 5 editors-in-chief and have stories about Ben Bradlee. It is absolutely heartbreaking to lose so many of those people this month -- their memories and their mentorship.

TL/DR: Northwestern History & I were accused of paying @Maddow an inordinate speaking fee to 'tell us how to do history.' actually we paid $0 for her to join a panel about intersections between public-facing history & journalism (included public historians and subject experts) (1

“A victory in Ohio really does tell all of us in the abortion-rights movement that this is possible almost everywhere.' - Kelly Hall, executive director, Fairness Project The New Yorker

In Ohio, Republican opponents of abortion tried everything, from seeking to change the rules to misleading voters to going all soft-focus. And still lost big. newyorker.com/news/daily-com… The New Yorker

Amazing stuff going on at Brown! Signs of hope.

After last night's dinner, art build, and opening speeches, we held a panel this morning on confronting environmental racism featuring Jennifer Stewart, jayson m porter, and Kaliko Kalāhiki.

150 students from 44 different schools have arrived on campus for the College Climate Gathering!! It's the largest climate organizing summit in the US since 2019. Let's check in on how it's going...

if i grew up a Senators fan do i get to claim Rangers World Series win as mine?

Chicago & Evanston, join us for a special event on Israel, Palestine & the power of human stories. MENA at Northwestern & Northwestern Medill host Nathan Thrall, presenting his acclaimed new book in conversation with Peter Slevin. Tuesday, Nov. 7, @ 5 pm at Northwestern. Open to all! 👇