November 21, 2011
We told you last week that there have been some rumbling in PEI about needing better access to abortion. It’s the only province that doesn’t offer them locally — two doctors need to give permission, and then a woman has to go to a different province. The only exception is women who have “serious medical ...
November 17, 2011
To keep, or not to keep, that is the question. In movies, it seems like the answer is almost always the former. While our leading ladies may consider abortion, it’s just for a fleeting moment. The audience is left thinking that “to keep” is the only real choice. As a result, abortion barely gets its ...
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August 11, 2011
As abortion laws go crazy and anti-abortion groups picket themselves into a frenzy, a new type of abortion is coming onto the scene. Women who are told that they will be having twins now have the option to continue with a Two-Minus-One Pregnancy, aborting one child and keeping the other. Many mothers dealt the unfortunate ...
June 17, 2011
Harassing women outside pregnancy clinics has become a popular pastime for anti-abortion activists, but in Germany they’ve been stopped in their tracks. A court has ruled members of the Life Centre- Helpers for God’s Precious Children association may no longer approach people accessing a family planning centre to discuss “pregnancy conflict situations,” or show them ...
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June 9, 2011
When the news of Baby Storm and its undisclosed gender came out, reactions went from outrage to doubt and incomprehension.“The Sissy Boy Experiment,” a documentary presented on CNN this week is a great argument against the idea that the traditional conceptions of gender and sexuality are the only ones we should promote. The film revolves ...
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Exodus International,
Family Acceptance Project,
George Rekers,
homophobia,
homosexuality,
Kirk Andrew Murphy,
LGBT issues,
National Association for Research and Therapy of Homosexuality,
sexual orientation,
suicide,
The Sissy Boy Experiment
May 24, 2011
The current tactic for pro-life legislators to stop abortions when they can’t outlaw them altogether is to make them unaffordable. Kansas approved a ban on insurance companies offering abortion coverage as part of their general health plans (except when a woman’s life is at risk). The state’s newly approved budget also strips funding from a ...
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Kansas,
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Missouri,
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Planned Parenthood,
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pro-choice,
state Rep. Annie Kuether,
The Guttmacher Institute,
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May 6, 2011
Ladies and Gentlemen, we finally know why Steven Tyler struggled with a drug and alcohol addiction! We can blame his battle with substance abuse on abortion thanks to an enlightening article posted on the National Review Online. You read that right. It said “abortion.” This is how the story of Mr. Tyler unfolds: He meets ...
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post-traumatic stress,
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April 13, 2011
Ideological warfare is raging. Abortion debates fill the news every day. Women on both sides are yelling. But, wait, where are all the men? When men and abortions are discussed alongside one another, it is often by anti-abortion groups like the Knights of Columbus. Their argument is that men are hurt emotionally and psychologically when ...
February 16, 2011
Think abortion providers are murderers? Why not kill them? South Dakota could make it legal. A new bill before the state’s house of representatives would extend “justifiable homicide” to include the protection of a fetus. If you kill someone “while resisting an attempt to harm” your unborn child, or the unborn child of your spouse, ...
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Phil Jensen,
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South Dakota,
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October 13, 2010
An Australian couple is on trial for having an abortion. She was 19, he was 20, and this was the best choice for them at the time. They used drugs to have a medical abortion. They declared them to the customs agents. They followed instructions. They thought everything would be okay. But now she ...