Tag Archives: Roe v. Wade
Infographic: Oregon is the only state without anti-choice laws
TweetRemapping Debate has published a well-designed but absolutely terrifying graphic illustrating anti-choice legislation in all 50 states. Oregon is the only state that hasn’t passed any restrictions on Roe (supposedly allowed by the “undue burden” standard set by Planned Parenthood v. Casey). On the other end of the spectrum, Oklahoma has passed 22. You can [...]
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Abortion may not be my story. But it’s an important part of it.
TweetEd. note: This is a quest post by Ash Moore. It is part of “Still Wading: Forty years of resistance, resilience and reclamation in communities of color,” a series by Strong Families commemorating the 40th anniversary of Roe v. Wade. It is the 40th anniversary of Roe v. Wade. I’m in law school so you may think you’re about to be bombarded with legalese and a [...]
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Friday Feminist Fuck You: Alabama anti-choice protestors
TweetThese Alabama “pro-life” protestors retraumatized a mother whose baby died in utero: Pro-choice marchers recalled a particularly painful event last month when a woman whose baby had died en utero was coming to the clinic to have it removed. In an awful coincidence, that was the day, Watters said, when the pro-life demonstrators collected a children’s choir on [...]
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Daily Feminist Cheat Sheet
TweetOnly sluts straddle motorbikes, amirite? Forty years of Roe and we’ve never been so scared. Justice Sotomayor will be the first Latina to swear in a president. Wronging Rights asks: “What if we responded to sexual assault by limiting men’s freedom like we limit women’s?” (Trigger warning) The Guardian‘s Suzanne Moore leaves Twitter after revealing [...]
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Republican Senator embraces Roe v. Wade by accident