Reading Time: 4 minutes I know you are afraid of these things because we wouldn’t be spending our energy on outrage if we weren’t terrified.
We would, instead, be prepping for a war we know we’d win.
Women cannot lose if they decide to fight until all the old white men are out of office or in the ground.
We hold all the cards.
Every single one of them.
abortion rights
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I’m shouty about this because it’s not about saving fetuses, it’s about controlling women.
by Confluenceby ConfluenceReading Time: 3 minutes There should be no shame placed upon a woman who decides to have an abortion – regardless of her actions that led to being pregnant (sidestepping pregnancy resulting from rape/incest here as we don’t place as much blame or judgment on women in these instances, but yet there’s still some disgustingly enough).
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Vox: Getting an abortion in “the most pro-life state in America”
by Confluenceby ConfluenceReading Time: 18 minutes Even before they sit down, though, patients are confronted with reminders that this place is under threat. A sign on the door reads “internal and external security surveillance: 24 hours a day.” Another, nearby, asks patients not to speak to protesters. Then there is the ominous poster on the waiting room wall: “The coastline of Louisiana is not eroding nearly as fast as a woman’s right to determine her own outcome.”
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Vox: A man threatened to “slaughter” abortion doctors. It’s part of a disturbing trend.
by Confluenceby ConfluenceReading Time: 5 minutes Source: Vox. Confluence Daily is your daily news source for women in the know.…
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HuffPo: A New Study Reveals Just How Much The Hyde Amendment Is Hurting Women
by Confluenceby ConfluenceReading Time: 3 minutes Source: Huffpo – Confluence Daily is your daily news source for women in the…
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Heather Booth founded an underground abortion network in her dorm room before Roe v. Wade
by Confluenceby ConfluenceReading Time: < 1 minute Heather Booth founded an underground abortion network in her dorm room before Roe v. Wade in 1965 — here’s how her org helped thousands of women and inspired later generations to fight for reproductive rights