a PSA ..and then.. something completely similar

[helpimarock]

If you didn't already know (which I doubt knowing the demographics of my flist), today is the 35th anniversary of the Supreme Court's decision on Roe v. Wade which has ever since protected a woman's right to an abortion in the United States. For the last few weeks I've been waiting to say something about this being a male myself and knowing what so

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[antarcticlust]

Did you know it's Blog for Choice Day?

I thought that e-mail was funny, since I've had three Pap smears and three colposcopies in the last year. And I don't think about my cervix? I'm also two shots into the HPV vaccine, even though I have HPV - it's still useful for the other strains.

[voiceboxx]

That'd make a great bumper sticker.

thanks for being supportive, you're one of the few men I know who are

[blozor]

Obviously, it was Jessica's cervix talking to you because, as a man, you own your woman's body and everything in it, right

[theshapka]

Ok, so I'm a bit late in commenting.

I LOVE THIS POST! I think you should make that bumper sticker. How awesome would that be?

Also, I read this on Tuesday, so that makes it even more powerful. Tuesday is "Anti-Abortion" day. I work about two buildings up from Planned Parenthood of RI and every Tuesday at 7:30, as I arrive at work, I pass a guy(!) with a U-Haul trailer covered in giant pictures of dead fetuses, etc. take out giant posters of dead fetuses, etc. from said trailer and prepare to picket Planned Parenthood. (By the time I leave, I think the protest is over, but I could be wrong, as I often take a different route home.) I assume other people come and help the guy picket (that's an awful lot of signs for one person), but I have no proof of this. It's just kind of trippy to drive by the anti-abortion GUY, ya know?

p.s. I would totally put one of those bumper stickers on his U-Haul. :o)