I Know What's Best for You
“A clarion call for reproductive rights.”—Kirkus
“We could not need this book more right now.”—Merritt Tierce.
I Know What’s Best for You: Stories on Reproductive Freedom is out now
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pandemics
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January 18, 2022A Health Screening Questionnaire for Teachers
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January 18, 2022Two Years of This Pandemic Is Long Enough: It’s Time to Enter the Metaverse
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January 14, 2022Here’s How Time Works in 2022
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January 13, 2022FAQ for Omicron’s Emergency Spring Rush
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January 13, 2022Please Listen Carefully, As Our School’s COVID-Reporting Menu Options Have Not Changed
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January 12, 2022Introducing Horrible Purple, Pantone’s Color of the Year Inspired by COVID-19 Heat Maps
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January 12, 2022Insurance Providers Are Now Required to Cover the Costs of At-Home COVID Tests for Any American Clever Enough to Navigate the Labyrinth of Terrors
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January 11, 2022The Safest Place for Your Kids Right Now Is Inside the Scorpion Pit
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January 11, 2022Please, World, in a Time of Infinite Darkness, Just Let Us Have Wordle
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January 10, 2022How We Will Separate You from Any Lingering Hope and Other Important Topics of Today’s Faculty Meeting
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May 13, 2022Ten Possibilities the Applebee’s Waitress Considers Before It Occurs to Her the Women in Booth Fourteen Might Be a Couple with Two Children
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May 18, 2022A Passenger’s One-Star Review of the Trolley Ride from the Trolley Problem
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August 5, 2019God Has Heard Your Thoughts and Prayers and He Thinks They Are Fucking Bullshit
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May 13, 2022A Modest Proposal for Solving the Baby Formula Shortage
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May 27, 2022On the Eighth Day, God Was Asked to Come Back to the Office Because Red Flags Were Raised with Certain Elements of His Work
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May 27, 2022Starcourt Mall is Closing
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May 26, 2022Yes, You Caught Me. I’m Trans Because It’s the Trendy New Thing to Legislate Against
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May 26, 2022We Would Love to Consider You For This Job We Have Already Filled