abortion
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Letter to the editor: State protects abortion access
As a teenager, I know that there is not a lot of information about reproductive rights and abortion rights in Vermont. I’m a junior in high school, and…
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Abortion access continues to decline in the U.S.
Middlebury College Economics Professor Caitlin Knowles Myers is applying economic statistical modeling techniques to data on abortion access in order to calculate how the number of people who…
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Governor signs reproductive protection bills
Against a national backdrop of ever-tightening restrictions on abortions and gender-affirming care, Gov. Phil Scott on Wednesday signed two high-profile “omnibus” bills that seek to expand protections for…
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Letter to the editor: Article 22 would ‘usurp parental rights’
Just one year ago, Vermont Family Alliance testified against Article 22. The following questions were asked and not answered until H89 was introduced on January 24, 2023.
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Letter to the editor: Article 22 is not equal for all
Could Article 22 give men equal rights to choose?
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Letter to the editor: Article 22 will protect care
Reproductive autonomy — the choice to determine when or whether to become pregnant — is a medical decision.
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Letter to the editor: Article 22 would give power to unelected officials
If outspoken proponents of Prop 5/Article 22 are right, it will be the first constitutional amendment that will actually take away Vermonter’s individual rights.
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Letter to the editor: Keep choice alive in Vermont
Letters and commentaries attacking Article 22/Prop 5 are usually self-contradictory and disingenuous.
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Letter to the editor: Let’s reboot abortion discussion
Why is abortion so controversial? Opponents and proponents of abortion both tend to obscure the core problem.
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Letter to the editor: Vote ‘yes’ on Proposition 5
I’ve been a Vermont nurse for 35 years and have worked in three Vermont hospitals.
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Editorial: Why vote yes on Article 22? Because it’s a woman’s burden, not the state’s
Ignore the noise and focus on the principle being argued. That is, the amendment simply and plainly gives women personal control of their reproductive rights.
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Legislative Review: Don’t let misinformation sway you on reproductive health vote
One of the most important items on our ballots this year is a proposed amendment to the Vermont Constitution that would enshrine the right to personal reproductive liberty…
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Letter to the editor: Article 22 is unnecessarily vague
Any constitutional amendment we are asked to vote on should be clear in its meaning and its intent.
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Letter to the editor: Women’s Center unfairly targeted
Recent events that have taken place both on the campus of Middlebury College as well as in the community have risen to a level that must be addressed.