
Madison Pauly
Investigative Reporter at Mother Jones
Reporter @MotherJones, @MoJoUnion member. Gender, courts, justice. mpauly at motherjones dot com
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3 weeks ago |
motherjones.com | Madison Pauly
Perhaps what was most significant in the debate at the US Supreme Court Wednesday morning, during oral arguments in Medina v. Planned Parenthood South Atlantic—a major case over whether a state can unilaterally cut off Planned Parenthood’s access to Medicaid funding—is what wasn’t said. Nobody in the courtroom argued that the doctors and nurses at Planned Parenthood weren’t medically qualified to care for patients.
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1 month ago |
motherjones.com | Madison Pauly
Fight disinformation: Sign up for the free Mother Jones Daily newsletter and follow the news that matters. In what appears to be the first arrests of healthcare providers for allegedly violating a post-Roe v. Wade state abortion ban, Maria Margarita Rojas, a midwife working in the region around Houston, and her employee, medical assistant Jose Manuel Cendan Ley, were taken into custody by Texas authorities on Monday.
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1 month ago |
flipboard.com | Madison Pauly
Texas Midwife, Assistant Are First Offenders Arrested for Allegedly Performing Abortions During State's Near-Total Ban‘In Texas, life is sacred. I will always do everything in my power to protect the unborn,” Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton says. A Texas midwife and …
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1 month ago |
motherjones.com | Madison Pauly
In what could foreshadow a major new onslaught against queer and trans children, the US Supreme Court announced on Monday that it will hear a case challenging a 2019 Colorado law forbidding licensed therapists from trying to turn LGBTQ kids straight and cisgender. The court’s decision to hear the case next fall is a major victory for practitioners of “conversion therapy,” a term used colloquially to describe attempts to shift a person’s sexual orientation or gender identity.
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1 month ago |
lgbtqnation.com | Madison Pauly
This article first appeared on Mother Jones. It has been republished with the publication’s permission. When Michael first started working in the Department of the Interior over a decade ago, he hid the fact that he was gay from his co-workers. “It can be an old boys’ club,” explains Michael, who still works in the department and requested to use a pseudonym to protect himself from retaliation.
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