Essure has been marketed by the medical device industry as a form of permanent contraception, a method intended to bring about sterilization in the female reproductive system. Essure was appealing because it did not require surgery; health care providers would insert coils through the vagina and the cervix, into the fallopian tubes. The device would generate…
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It’s Black History Month, a time for Americans to celebrate Black Americans’ contributions to mainstream society and reflect on the country’s history to learn from the past and progress as a society. In the advocacy field, we must also learn how the history of racism, sexism, and heterosexism affects a vulnerable, and disproportionately large, group…
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End Rape On Campus is proud to join in solidarity with the organizations leading the March for Black Women. As an anti-violence organization, we know that in order to address sexual assault and interpersonal violence, we must also actively engage in anti-racism work on a daily basis. To that end, EROC will join March for Black…
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