- Pro-Life Leader Wins Free Speech Case in ABQ
- Polish hospital head fired over denied abortion
- Why the decline in marriage among first-time mothers matters for their children
- Apparently abortion doesn't make good rom-com material
- Mother of Brazilian soccer star reveals she considered abortion
- 'I got this'
- Study urges education about Down syndrome, to further acceptance
- US Democrats aim to turn contraception into campaign drive
- Why I'm glad I married my best friend
- Why the Hobby Lobby decision brings out the feminist in me
- Remote-controlled birth control: pimping just got a whole lot easier
- Abortionist calls barbaric profession 'a calling'
- Politician talks up her abortion on campaign trail
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November 19, 2013, Created Equal Executive Director Mark Harrington was
arrested outside of an Albuquerque, NM polling location for lawfully
expressing his free speech rights. As video of the arrest reveals,
Harrington abided by the state law that allows campaigning 100 feet
outside of a polling location. |
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Warsaw's
mayor has fired the head of a maternity hospital who refused to perform
or facilitate an abortion of a badly deformed baby for reasons of
conscience.
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Women
who weren't married when they had their first child — even if that
event happened 10 or 15 years ago — were less likely than women who were
married at first birth to have a high school diploma at the time of the
2012 CPS interview. They were more likely to be unemployed. They were
less likely to be married today and more likely to be living in a
blended family with stepchildren.
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 The
abortion industry did its best to pitch the movie Obvious Child as an
“unapologetic” but “hilarious” romantic comedy about abortion, even as
the director and star eschewed such a depiction. And therein lies the
irony. |
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Thiago Silva might not have been the captain of the Brazilian national team playing in the semi-finals this week in the 2014 World Cup: his mother considered having an abortion when she was pregnant with him.
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2-year-old Kayden Elijah was born with omphalocele,
a birth defect that causes his intestines and other abdominal organs to
stick out of his navel. Due to complications, he had to have his right
foot and left leg amputated. Despite all of that, he's still determined
to learn how to walk.
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 A
new study examines society’s response to Down syndrome and offers
recommendations, particularly education in the medical field, to improve
the lives of individuals with the genetic condition. |
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U.S.
Democrats hope to turn their legal setback on Obamacare and
contraception into a winning autumn campaign issue by pushing
legislation requiring employers to pay for birth control in healthcare
coverage.
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“Will you be my life companion?” He proposed to me with those words, and he still hopes for a lifelong friend. I knelt
too, equal in posture. Our differing heights allowed me to gaze up at
him, remembering the spot of our first conversation as a couple."
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 "I
don’t disagree with the decision, but I don’t like what it reveals
about our culture. Case in point, Deroy Murdock listed all the
contraceptives that were covered by Hobby Lobby before the decision and
that would be covered after the decision." |
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A
tiny chip implanted under a woman's skin can deliver hormonal birth
control for up to 16 years and is entering pre-clinical trials next
year.
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 Milwaukee, Wisconsin-based abortionist Dennis Christensen wants to retire but
he has a problem. He told himself when he made plans to retire that he
would only do so if he could find another abortion practitioner to take
over his business. |
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Lucy
Flores is the Democratic candidate for lieutenant governor in Nevada.
And as Benjy Sarlin reports for MSNBC, she's known in part for taking an
unconventional approach to abortion--she talks openly about her own
decision to have an abortion at the age of 16.
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