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Tag Archives: abortion rights
What was it like before abortion was made legal in the US?
I remember the poor victims who were still getting their abortions illegally in Texas in the ’80s even. Here also is Sarah Weddington’s memories of what the Religous Right’s domination over women did to them back before abortion was … Continue reading
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Tagged abortion rights, legal abortion, Sarah Weddington, The Worst of Times
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Was Sarah Palin’s baby Trig conceived in someone’s Trigonometry Class?
The Palin children were named apparently after where they were conceived: oldest son TRACK (Field), daughter BRISTOL (Bay), daughter WILLOW (Tree), daughter PIPER (Cub), and baby TRIG (-onometry Class?). Would it matter if Bristol Palin gave birth to Trig … Continue reading
Women on Web- a much needed home abortion service
Churches want to tell you what to do as do parents influenced by these churches. Insurance companies get into the act and mess up the process of getting decent medical care when you need it. And government, too, wants to … Continue reading
