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A feminist blogger has posted explicit directions
\n online for a surgical abortion, in reaction to the new South Dakota law
\n all but banning the procedure.<\/p>\n
Her action troubles activists on both sides of the issue: Is it a harbinger
\n of a return to the era of secret, illegal abortions?<\/p>\n
At her "Molly Saves from the Long before Roe v. Wade, a seventeen-year-old Dowbrigade Three months later New York State, anticipating Of course, our dear Mother will argue that there should A feminist blogger has posted explicit directions online for a surgical abortion, in reaction to the new South Dakota law all but banning the procedure. Her action troubles activists on both sides of the issue: Is it a harbinger of … Continue reading
\n the Day<\/a>" Web log, the 21-year-old Florida
\n resident uses the pseudonym Molly Blythe. Given the volatility of the abortion
\n debate, she requested that her real name and city of residence not be used
\n in this story.<\/p>\n
\n Seattle Times<\/a><\/p>\n
\n got his first serious girlfriend pregnant. After typical teen angst
\n and melodrama, the woman in question, still a close friend, chose to
\n fly to enlightened England, which was actively organizing 3-day Abortion
\n Tourism all-inclusive packets for girls who could afford it. It was no
\n fun, and expensive for a pair of 17-year-olds, but it beat some back
\n street butcher shop.<\/em><\/p>\n
\n Roe by 3 years, legalized the procedure, an early indication of the
\n exquisite
\n timing which would afflict us throughout our life. But to this day we
\n will fight for a woman’s right to choose. In fact, we have been known
\n to argue
\n in favor of parents right to kill their kids even AFTER they are born,
\n say to a reasonable age of 18, under certain conditions.<\/em><\/p>\n
\n be NO expiration age…..<\/em><\/p>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/table>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"