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Over on ljforchoice, someone asked about a site that she had previously bookmarked -- the Catholics for a Free Choice webpage, 'How to talk about abortion'. She finally found an archived version here.

I think it's a great resource; it verbalizes the questions that anti-abortionists always bring up, and gives calm, reasoned, rational answers. As a ( Read more... )

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Um... a bit of egg on my face, maybe. When I made this post, I was very enthusiastic about Ms. Fire Thunder's plans for an Planned Parenthood clinic that could provide abortions on Native land. However, this post provides some background about the realities of life for the Native Americans that most of us don't know. In short, politics rears ( Read more... )

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A couple of weeks ago, I wrote a letter to South Dakota's governor because of the new law that denies abortion except when the mother's life is in danger, even in cases of rape or incest.

Now, from this site comes the following news --

Giago: Oglala Sioux president on state abortion law
Tuesday, March 21, 2006

When Governor Mike Rounds ( Read more... )

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I've been stewing for days about South Dakota's ban on abortions. Somewhere, I was directed to SaveRoe.com. Among other things, it has a place to send a letter of protest to Governor Stan Rounds, with a copy sent to the governor of your state.

Click here if you want to do it, too.Of course, in my usual long-winded fashion, my letter was far ( Read more... )

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ebonypearl has written absolutely the best treatise ever about the importance - nay, the necessity - of pro-choice, even if a particular woman would never choose abortion for herself. (Which, you know, "pro-choice" allows a woman to choose to keep her baby.) I wish every representative and senator in the United States had it thrust under his or her nose, ( Read more... )

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