Caroline Reilly
Rewire News Group
DeSoto, TX, United States
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What We Lose in the Endo Community When the Most Privileged Voices Are the Loudest
While endo communities and support groups can help patients feel less alone, the most vulnerable and marginalized are being left to fend for themselves. → Read More
Joel Kinnaman on Bulking Up for Rick Flag in The Suicide Squad and John Cena's Penis
He wanted to take his shirt off—"I went full Matthew McConaughey"—before realizing Cena would be showing off "one of the biggest penises that's ever been shown on screen" only a few moments later. → Read More
With One Bold Act, Congress Can Protect Abortion Access
Sen. Richard Blumenthal, who helped reintroduce the Women's Health Protection Act, emphasized the urgency of passing the legislation. → Read More
Tennessee Republicans Want Men to Veto Abortions
Spousal consent laws that give anyone veto power over someone else's pregnancy decisions are unequivocally unconstitutional. → Read More
Paying for Other People’s Abortions Saves Lives
It's time for President Joe Biden to make good on his campaign promise and repeal the Hyde Amendment. → Read More
Lara Parker’s “Vagina Problems” Shines a Light on Endometriosis
In order to get help from doctors, people with endometriosis have to be really vulnerable. → Read More
Wanting Good Sex Is a Good Enough Reason for Birth Control
I need my IUD to treat a health condition—and to have sex. Both are crucial. → Read More
Being Ableist toward Donald Trump Only Hurts Disabled People
Every time a politician stumbles, stutters, or misspeaks, we seemingly return to that toxic notion that to be ill is to be less than. → Read More
For Endometriosis Patients, Orgasms Are a Relief from Pain
Orgasms can be restorative for pelvic-pain patients. → Read More
The Chaotic “Tiger King” Is Providing Comfort during the Pandemic
It appears we’re all turning to anxiety-inducing TV in these exceptionally anxiety-inducing times. → Read More
How to Talk about Coronavirus without Being an Ableist Asshole
Our current discourse reinforces the reality that some of our lives are more deserving of being fraught with worry and risk, but warding off coronavirus is on all of us. → Read More
Disclosing a Chronic Illness Requires Vulnerability and Strength
There’s an acute and near-indescribable vulnerability that comes with admitting to being in pain in real time. → Read More
Is Public Service Loan Forgiveness Too Good to Be True?
Out of 28,000 graduates who completed the program and sought loan forgiveness, only 96 received it. → Read More
Stop Steaming Your Vagina and Other Wisdom from Dr. Jen Gunter
“The Vagina Bible: The Vulva and the Vagina: Separating the Myth from the Medicine” tackles every old wives’ tale you heard as a teen. → Read More
Sady Doyle’s New Book Encourages Women to Embrace Monstrosity
Throughout history, patriarchal social norms have dictated an acceptable set of standards—mental, physical, relational, sexual—that non-cisgender men must conform to. → Read More
Jennifer Block and Julia Bueno Want to Ignite a Feminist Healthcare Revolution
What if we could tap into our desires in small ways every day? → Read More
Judge James Troiano’s Belief in “Good” Perpetrators Harms Rape Victims
We need a reckoning in the courts—and beyond. → Read More
“The Handmaid’s Tale” Cautions against Mythical Middle Grounds
The new season is a cautionary tale about seeking allyship with our oppressors. → Read More
On “Veep” and “Shrill,” Abortion Is Safe, Legal, and Sometimes Funny
Abortion no longer requires a Very Special Episode. → Read More
Rachel Louise Snyder Wants to Change the Conversation about Domestic Violence
“No Visible Bruises” will raise awareness and save lives. → Read More