Tag Archives: pro-choice

Quick Hit: Our Blood and Pain

TweetThe artist Molly Crabapple shared her extraordinary personal story on Vice, writing with searing honesty about her abortion. This essay joins a canon of brave and brutal stories. An excerpt: Compulsively, I searched out abortion stories online. Women for whom it had meant nothing. Women for whom it had meant everything. Most of all, women who [...]
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Governor of North Dakota signs “heartbeat” bill banning abortion after 6 weeks

TweetGovernor Jack Dalrymple of North Dakota, a Republican, (duh!) signed three bills into law that would ban almost all abortions. Here are the three bills, all of which were passed by the Republican-controlled (duh!) legislature: 1. A requirement that doctors who perform abortions get admitting privileges at a local hospital. This could have the effect [...]
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North Dakotans will vote on a “personhood” amendment

TweetThere’s a reason North Dakota just won MoJo‘s Anti-Choice Champion award. Not even a week after passing a “heartbeat” bill, the state has approved a personhood amendment that would give fertilized eggs legal rights. Who needs a 6-week abortion ban if you can just outlaw the procedure altogether? North Dakota became the first state on Friday [...]
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Silence equals shame: Stepping into the light of my abortion

TweetEd. note: This is a guest post by award-winning poet, activist, and transformational leader Sonya Renee Taylor. It accompanies her video for Advocates For Youth’s 1 in 3 campaign. Check out Sonya’s full bio here. My father called me yesterday, after stumbling upon a Facebook ad that lead him to an interview I did for the [...]
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Quick Hit: Advocates talking abortion access at Mother Jones today

TweetWe all know that the battle over reproductive rights is mostly being waged in the states–from North Dakota to Texas to Mississippi. Today, Mother Jones is hosting a live discussion with some of the people working on the front lines to “keep choice alive” at the state level. The speakers include advocates from the Center for [...]
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