The anti-abortion crowd in New Mexico has come up with a creative new idea for forcing a rape victim to carry the unwanted fetus to term: The fetus is evidence against the rapist and thus must be preserved. An abortion would be “tampering with evidence.” House Bill 206 was introduced Wednesday by Rep, Cathrynn Brown (R), … Continue reading War on women reaching new low
From past years on Pied Type: Despite the highly visible, sometimes violent protests, the law still stands. Why? Because it represents the enlightened compassion and understanding of the majority of Americans. The majority believes in a woman’s constitutional right to privacy, including the right to make her own decisions about what happens to her body. … Continue reading Celebrating the 40th anniversary of Roe v. Wade
The election may be over, but the fight to preserve women’s abortion rights goes on. The Oklahoma Supreme Court has struck down two state laws intended to restrict those rights. One would have required women to have and view the image from an ultrasound before being allowed an abortion and the other would have restricted the … Continue reading Oklahoma: Two anti-abortion laws struck down
Is a fertilized egg a person? Continue reading Supreme Court rejects OK personhood appeal
(Thanks to Ronni Bennett at Time Goes By.) Continue reading Cure for Sexually Liberated Uterine Tendencies (video)
Hurray! Colorado’s Secretary of State just shot down an effort to get a personhood amendment on the November ballot. Not enough signatures. Personhood initiatives made it onto the Colorado ballot in 2008 and again in 2010 and were soundly defeated both times. Continue reading Colorado personhood initiative falls short
