Tag Archives: Roe
A look at Roe at 40
I wrote a series of posts in anticipation of the 40th anniversary of Roe v Wade on Tuesday, Jan. 22. What is the state of Roe today? What is our … Continue reading
Abortion and the maternal instinct
When it comes to Roe, I always circle back to access. My mom was in high school when she got pregnant with me in 1976. She contemplated abortion but there … Continue reading
40 Years of Roe: Choice in a post-choice era
This year marks the 40th anniversary of the landmark Roe v Wade Supreme Court decision handed down on Jan. 22, 2013. The case validated a woman’s right to privacy, a … Continue reading
People who live in glass states… shouldn’t heckle Mississippi
While researching a post on the 40th anniversary of Roe v Wade (stay tuned for that one), I came across this handy graphing tool on the Guttmacher Institute website. I … Continue reading
Enjoying the chorus at Voices for Choice
Just wanted to quickly thank Planned Parenthood of Southern Nevada for putting on a wonderful event with Voices of for Choice tonight. The place was packed with awesome pro-choice people … Continue reading
Saturday: Voices for Choice!
This looks to be a fun event: PPSN’s Voices for Choice event is this Saturday January 28th! Saturday January 28th 7 – 9 pm PPSN on Charleston (3220 W. Charleston Blvd.) Celebrate … Continue reading
Score one for the Prochoice Justice League
The ACLU and Planned Parenthood Federation of America — or the Prochoice Justice League, as I like to call them — had some good news Monday, as reported on the … Continue reading
