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Tag Archives: abortion
Ireland and abortion: something’s got to give
To date, there have been two referendums on abortion and both were defeated.
Posted in Current Affairs, Religion, Society, christianity, europe, women Also tagged catholicism, ireland, mór rígan 5 Comments
Mexican culture wars: abortion, same-sex marriage & the PRI’s confusion
Is this an anomalistic deviation into polarization, or is it the opening of a new era of conflict over values in Mexico?
Posted in Society, glbtqi, north america, politics Also tagged beatriz paredes, catholicism, mexico, patrick corcoran 3 Comments
No common sense, no pleasure: From Dr. Tiller to “The Pill Kills”
We argue for the Pill by noting its possible benefits, not by arguing that we have a right to have sex as fundamental as that of any man watching Viagra or Cialis ads.
Posted in Society, crime, human rights, north america, women Also tagged george tiller, health, sarah jaffe, sexism, the pill, u.s. 1 Comment
Who was Dr. George Tiller?
Dr. Tiller primarily performed two types of abortion. Both were listed on his website, which was taken offline since his death.
Posted in Current Affairs, Society, crime, north america, women Also tagged cara kulwicki, george tiller, healthcare, u.s. 4 Comments
Focus on the Family Super Bowl ad: both abortion AND motherhood matter