Read our commentary on the controversial TIME magazine "Are You Mom Enough" cover.

the brouhaha over Hilary Rosen's ill-chosen remarks about Ann Romney has only served to distract attention from the real issues plaguing women. In this election year, women are being thrust into the political debate and openly attacked as if we were a single hot-button issue like gun rights or fracking. [Read more.]

Statement by Ms. Foundation President and CEO Anika Rahman On Urgency in Implementing Affordable Care Act
“Opponents’ vigorous attempts to repeal ACA could leave women without protections from discrimination in health care, perpetuating higher premiums, barriers to preventive care, and the practice of labeling pregnancy a pre-existing condition. [Read More.]

Fighting the War on Women This Women's History Month [The Huffington Post]

Discrimination against women is nothing new, but the attacks on women have intensified this election season with politicians threatening evisceration of some of our most publicly accepted rights -- the rights of access to contraception and prenatal care. [Read more.]

Komen For The Cure: Breasts, With a Side of Politics [The Huffington Post]
Thirty-nine years after the Supreme Court affirmed women's reproductive rights, female body parts are still routinely singled out for political game. No one questions the necessity of a prostate exam. But need a Pap smear? Sorry, cervixes are too controversial. That's the paradigm in which advocates for women's health have operated for so long. [Read More]