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Tag Archives: women’s rights
This Woman’s Choice
I just don’t understand women who are planning to vote for former Governor Romney because they think his business skills give him an edge over President Obama as far as job creation and the economy are concerned. It’s one thing … Continue reading
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Tagged abortion, abortion rights, birth control, government, healthcare, human rights, politics, reproductive rights, women's rights
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No Choice At All
My older sister told me once that if abortion had been legal when my mom got pregnant with me and my 3 younger siblings, we would never have been born because Mom would have aborted us all. My sister was … Continue reading
Posted in Faith
Tagged abortion, abortion rights, birth control, Catholic Church, family planning, women's rights
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The Problem with Blue-Collar White Guys
The latest polls indicate that President Obama’s worst demographic is white, non college educated men. Only 29% of this group is likely to vote for him. I believe it. Whenever I listen to call in programs on C-span and POTUS, … Continue reading
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Tagged abortion, birth control, current events, family planning, labor unions, politics, reproductive rights, women's rights
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What is Up with Conservative Women?
What is up with Todd Akin? And Paul Ryan? And all the other male legislators currently doing their best to eliminate as many reproductive options as possible for women? But even more to the point, what is up with the … Continue reading
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Tagged abortion, birth control, family planning, Paul Ryan, reproductive rights, women's rights
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Ladies, please…..let’s not do this to each other!
Oh, boy….did I ever cringe when I heard Hilary Rosen say “Ann Romney has never worked a day in her life” to Anderson Cooper on his news show last night. What a perfect sound bite for exploitation! Dropped in the Romney … Continue reading
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Tagged Ann Romney, gender gap, Hilary Rosen, mommy wars, politics, women's rights
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The Daily Muse on Complacent Women
As an ardent believer in family planning and in a woman’s right to be the final decider when it comes to her reproductive organs, I’ve been following the contraception flap with dismay. And the root of my dismay is not that … Continue reading
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Tagged birth control, contraception, current events, family planning, human rights, politics, women's rights
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The Daily Muse on Being Anti Abortion
There are a couple of things that bother me about the anti abortion movement. The first is the often cited statement that the anti abortion folks only care about the pre born. Once the child is here, they want nothing to do with it. … Continue reading
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Tagged abortion rights, birth control, family planning, pro-choice, women's rights
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The Daily Muse on Sexual Ethics for Men
We can’t talk about a woman’s right to make reproductive choices without it devolving into a shrill indictment of the appropriateness of the woman’s sexual behavior. Does she use contraception? Is she promiscuous? Does she have multiple partners? The questions become more strident if … Continue reading
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Tagged birth control, relationships, reproductive rights, sex, sexual ethics, women's rights
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Sisterhood with Saudi Women
On June 17, a group of women in Saudi Arabia will start driving cars. Does not sound like much, does it? Except that women in Saudi Arabia are not permitted to drive. And that is not all. Under the guardianship system in Saudi … Continue reading
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Tagged culture, human rights, politics, Saudi Arabia, women's rights
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