Apparently, Minnesota has also passed legislation protecting reproductive freedoms and supports trans freedoms. I wondered if you’ve heard about their legislative actions and would write about them.
It would be useful if this pub would include a link to the coalition (or whatever it is) that serves as the proponents of the Ohio initiative seeking to protect abortion rights. Those folks are going to need money.
So interesting. Remember the woman I made the TikTok about who I talked to about her “pro life Democrat” stance? She also had a whole thing about how it’s a totally acceptable and viable choice to carry a non-viable, or possibly even deceased fetus for a month or two instead of aborting it. She even told me about some thing called prenatal Hospice? Or something like that? Anyway, we had quite a conversation about that as well. Since I have had miscarriages and she hadn’t, I was able to help her understand how bonkers that idea is.
This week I received my shipment of Pink Cards, which I wouldn’t have known about if Jessica hadn’t mentioned them. I gave a stack to a friend who teaches sex ed. “These are great!” she said, and added, “even though it’s legal in this state, it doesn’t mean people have easy access, so knowing where to find help is crucial.”
Yesterday was national match day when 4th year (graduating) medical students learned where they will be going for their internship and residency. It would be interesting to know if anti abortion states were able to fill all of their OB/GYN internship openings.
The names, faces, and stories of individual victims of these laws - that's what they are, victims - need to be widely shared and need to fully permeate the American consciousness. I'm concerned about whether they're reaching beyond highly educated and informed liberal/progressive audiences. It needs to be common knowledge, because without the stories, too many people may not realize how bad it really is.
The Week in Abortion
Apparently, Minnesota has also passed legislation protecting reproductive freedoms and supports trans freedoms. I wondered if you’ve heard about their legislative actions and would write about them.
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It would be useful if this pub would include a link to the coalition (or whatever it is) that serves as the proponents of the Ohio initiative seeking to protect abortion rights. Those folks are going to need money.
So interesting. Remember the woman I made the TikTok about who I talked to about her “pro life Democrat” stance? She also had a whole thing about how it’s a totally acceptable and viable choice to carry a non-viable, or possibly even deceased fetus for a month or two instead of aborting it. She even told me about some thing called prenatal Hospice? Or something like that? Anyway, we had quite a conversation about that as well. Since I have had miscarriages and she hadn’t, I was able to help her understand how bonkers that idea is.
I like the mid column graphic slides. Very effective for grabbing attention on points.
This week I received my shipment of Pink Cards, which I wouldn’t have known about if Jessica hadn’t mentioned them. I gave a stack to a friend who teaches sex ed. “These are great!” she said, and added, “even though it’s legal in this state, it doesn’t mean people have easy access, so knowing where to find help is crucial.”
Yesterday was national match day when 4th year (graduating) medical students learned where they will be going for their internship and residency. It would be interesting to know if anti abortion states were able to fill all of their OB/GYN internship openings.
The names, faces, and stories of individual victims of these laws - that's what they are, victims - need to be widely shared and need to fully permeate the American consciousness. I'm concerned about whether they're reaching beyond highly educated and informed liberal/progressive audiences. It needs to be common knowledge, because without the stories, too many people may not realize how bad it really is.