I have a small aneurysm every time I see the words “forcible” and “rape” together. Or “legitimate” and “rape”. Or really any qualifying word that differentiates between “real rape” and “fake rape”.

Are we going the way of Wisconsin? I love you, Michigan, please don’t do this to me.

Beautifully said; gets right to the point. We can rail against a woman’s freedom to choose, or we can question the larger context in which “free” choices are really decided, the cultural climate which predestines us for the positive or negative based on our sex. I feel the urgency to expand and rethink the categories [...]

Michelle Goldberg addresses this contentious issue in her book “The Means of Reproduction”. Global feminists from America to India to Hong Kong have been struggling with sex-selective abortion. It’s awfully hypocritical of the feminist community to condemn a woman for choosing to abort for “the wrong reasons”; feminisms have long been prescriptive, even moralistic, but [...]

“Violent sex-selective abortion”? How could some abortions be violent, and others not?

Also, this video contains the clinician’s personal information about her own health history. MESSED UP, people.

Feministing, I challenge you to confront the paradox of supporting choice whilst protesting sex-selective abortion. You can’t have your cake and eat it, too.

And anyway, it’s her right if a woman wants to abort her kid based on its sex, ain’t it?

Haha, awesome.

I can hear all my sexist male acquaintances complaining now about how they feel emasculated by this story. “C’mon, gimme a break, can’t a guy speak his mind anymore?”

Wait, isn’t this *illegal*? Further evidence for an all-inclusive equal rights amendment?

Not gonna lie, my mouth literally fell open when I read that one, “Kk call me racist but…” #$%# Holy cow, yes, not only is that racist, generally just a horrible, horrible thing to say. Sometimes I am shocked at the open hatred towards groups of people displayed on the web. Such comments are quite [...]

Wonderful! Thank you for reminding me of the beauty in the world. ^_^

I have a religious objection to providing heart medication to patients who come to my pharmacy. Thanks to Judge Ronald, I have the right to deny patients this medication in the State of Wisconsin.

…or, wait, do I?