A Post-Mortem of the Youth Vote in 2024 A Post-Mortem of the Youth Vote in 2024 By Jack Guan on May 1, 2025 This article is a follow-up to an earlier Berkeley Political Review article entitled “Blue Generation: Gen Z and the Democratic Party.” In the 2024 presidential…
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Data Collection in a Post-Roe World: A Need for National Security Data Collection in a Post-Roe World: A Need for National Security By Sophie Bouton on December 28, 2023
Following the Green Road of the Marea Verde: Colombia Decriminalizes Abortion Following the Green Road of the Marea Verde: Colombia Decriminalizes Abortion By Rina Rossi on April 16, 2022
Gilead May Not Be Far From Reality: The Case of Hungary Gilead May Not Be Far From Reality: The Case of Hungary By Julie de Vaulx on March 31, 2022
Colombia’s Back-Breaking Battle for Reproductive Rights Colombia’s Back-Breaking Battle for Reproductive Rights By Kit Beyer on December 2, 2021
Unisex Contraception and a Pathway Towards Reproductive Equity Unisex Contraception and a Pathway Towards Reproductive Equity By NoahBussell on July 25, 2021
Science and Philosophy: Friend and Foe to Abortion Debate Science and Philosophy: Friend and Foe to Abortion Debate By KiraKessel on May 17, 2021
When a Miscarriage is a Crime: El Salvador’s Humanitarian Crisis When a Miscarriage is a Crime: El Salvador’s Humanitarian Crisis By Charlynn Teter on January 19, 2020