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The Story of Suffering and Death Behind Ireland’s Abortion Ban and Subsequent Legalization
Ms. Magazine - Gretchen E. Ely
If Roe is reversed and abortion is criminalized in much of the U.S., pregnant people could face decades of forced pregnancy, suffering and even …
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Bulking and Cutting: Should You Do It?
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Take the guesswork out of body transformation by learning when you should bulk, when you should cut and the right way to do both. Bulking and cutting …
Nate Wyeth
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We asked an expert what a “normal” libido is, because we all feel like we’re not getting enough
Stylist Magazine - Chloe Gray
Do you worry that your sex drive is low? Here’s how to tell… From vibrators to lingerie, it’s now wonderfully normal to open up Instagram and see …
SPY.COM
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Ethical Porn Is the Best Way To Get Off — Here’s Why
spy.com - Naima Karp
Porn has been around for a long time, providing a space for folks of all kinds to explore their sexuality. Unfortunately, mainstream porn hasn’t …
Ms. Magazine
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The Political Religions That Brought Down Roe
Ms. Magazine - Frederick Clarkson
Since it has become clear that Roe v. Wade will be overturned, most of the commentary focused on the history of the law and the politics of the …
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Captive Medic's Bodycam Shows Firsthand Horror Of Mariupol
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A celebrated Ukrainian medic recorded her time in Mariupol on a data card no bigger than a thumbnail, smuggled out to the world in a tampon. Now, she is in Russian hands, and Mariupol itself is on the verge of falling.Yuliia Paievska, who as medic went by Taira, used a body camera to record 256 gigabytes of footage on her team's frantic efforts over two weeks to bring people back from the brink of death. She got the harrowing clips to an Associated Press team, the last international journalists in the Ukrainian city of Mariupol, as they left in a rare humanitarian convoy.Russian soldiers captured Taira and her driver the next day, March 16, one of the many forced disappearances in areas of Ukraine now held by Russia. Russia has portrayed Taira as working for the nationalist Azov Battalion, in line with Moscow's narrative that it is attempting to "denazify" Ukraine. But the AP found no such evidence, and friends and colleagues said she had no links to Azov.The military hospital where she led evacuations of the wounded is not affiliated with Azov. And the video she recorded showes Taira trying to save wounded Russian soldiers along with Ukrainian civilians.A March 10 clip shows two Russian soldiers are taken roughly out of an ambulance by a Ukrainian soldier. One is in a wheelchair. The other is on his knees, hands bound behind his back, with an obvious leg injury.A Ukrainian soldier curses at one of them. "Calm down, calm down," Taira tells him.A woman asks her, "Are you going to treat the Russians?""They will not be as kind to us," she replies. "But I couldn't do otherwise. They are prisoners of war."Taira, 53, is now a prisoner of the Russians, like hundreds of local officials, journalists and other prominent Ukrainians who have been kidnapped or captured. The U.N. Human Rights Monitoring Mission in Ukraine has recorded 204 cases of enforced disappearances, saying that some victims may have been tortured and five were later found dead.The Russians have targeted medics and hospitals even though the Geneva Conventions single out military and civilian medics for protection "in all circumstance." Russian soldiers accused a woman in a convoy from Mariupol on May 8 of being a military medic and forced her to choose between letting her 4-year-old daughter accompany her to an unknown fate or continuing on to Ukrainian-controlled territory. The mother and child ended up separated.Taira's situation and what it reveals about the Russia's treatment of Ukrainian …

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