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OSA July Clinic Siege Weak; Large Numbers Expected During DNC

July 31, 2012 by Sarah Shanks 1 Comment

Now that Operation Save America’s clinic siege is over, we have all had time to reflect on the week. Although OSA brought a hefty crowd to Charlotte  in 2010, their numbers seemed a lot smaller this time around. On their biggest days, they might have had around 40 people (including children) outside of the clinic. […]

Clinic Defense Update: OSA Targets Doctor’s Home

July 24, 2012 by Sarah Shanks Leave a Comment

As I arrived at the clinic Saturday morning a lot of things came back to me, like the sinking in my stomach as I drove up to the clinic, not knowing if it would be quiet, or if dozens of protestors would greet me with hatred and sign waving. Not a lot has changed in […]

War on Women Returns to Mississippi—Where It’s Been All Along

July 12, 2012 by Lauren Barbato Leave a Comment

Painted crosses and mass-printed “Women Do Regret Abortion” signs belonging to anti-choice extremists clutter the sidewalk of North State Street in the Fondren region of Jackson, Mississippi, where Jackson Women’s Health Organization (JWHO) operates as the state’s sole abortion clinic.

The Virginia Board of Health Votes Against Implementing Permanent TRAP Regulations

June 19, 2012 by Gina Barber 2 Comments

On Friday, June 15 the Virginia Board of Health (BOH) voted to amend a key provision of the proposed   permanent regulations on already existing women’s health centers in Virginia. These regulations are a part of the Targeted Regulations of Abortion Providers (TRAP) laws that have been popping up in states across the country that would […]

Catholic Universities Gamble with Students’ Lives on their Campuses

May 23, 2012 by Francesca Witcher Leave a Comment

Once again Catholic institutions have decided to take young women’s choices and lives into their own hands.  Several Catholic institutions, dioceses and charities across the country have filed lawsuits against the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA) federal mandate that requires employers to provide birth control coverage in their health plans. Although insurance companies […]

In Mississippi, and in Every State, We ARE a Pro-Choice, Pro-Birth Control Nation

November 14, 2011 by duVergne Gaines 1 Comment

I just returned from the front lines in Mississippi, where students on campuses across the state united and mobilized to defeat the so-called “personhood” amendment. In the beginning, many political pundits made it sound as though Initiative 26 was a fait accompli. From the day I landed in Jackson to stay at my Aunt Patsy’s […]

Defending Roe in Mississippi

November 9, 2011 by Francesca Witcher Leave a Comment

When I was asked to come to Mississippi about three weeks ago to organize students against Initiative 26 or the “personhood” Amendment I honestly did not know if we even had a chance of winning. The amendment could have made abortion illegal and banned most forms of birth control including the pill. With Mississippi being […]

‘Twas the Night Before Election Day…

November 8, 2011 by Meghan Shalvoy 1 Comment

…And all through Mississippi, the Campus Team and their amazing Students Voting No on 26 organizers were working their butts off to get out the vote. Many people, inside Mississippi and throughout the country, have been talking about MS i26 this past week or so. That’s primarily because it’s so extreme and dangerous for women […]

Personhood Amendment Threatens Women of Mississippi, Hits Home

November 1, 2011 by Latoya Veal Leave a Comment

Part of the #HERvotes blog carnival on the Mississippi Personhood Amendment. Cross-posted with Say It, Sister! NOW’s Blog for Equality. Mississippi’s Initiative 26 — the so-called “Personhood Amendment” — hits close to home for me. I was born in Mississippi and attended school there until I graduated from college. My immediate family and many, many […]

On Personhood

November 1, 2011 by Lauren Levine Leave a Comment

Part of the #HERvotes blog carnival on the Mississippi Personhood Amendment. Cross-posted with Jewish Women International. On November 8, Mississippi voters will be asked the question, “Should the term “person” be defined to include every human being from the moment of fertilization, cloning, or the equivalent thereof?” The proposed constitutional amendment, known as Initiative 26 […]

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