September 27, 2011
One quarter of all women with degrees in the United States end up childless. That is a lot. It hardly seems like something to worry about when the average American woman has 2.1 children. It’s enough to replace the population with a little room to spare. Yet we are currently in the middle of a ...
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educated women,
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poor women,
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unplanned pregnancies,
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work life balance,
working women
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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Gov. Sam Brownback,
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Kansas,
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Missouri,
obstetrics-gynecology,
Planned Parenthood,
pro life,
pro-choice,
state Rep. Annie Kuether,
The Guttmacher Institute,
unplanned pregnancies