Yesterday, instead of doing P-chem homework, I wandered around the internet. A friend had mentioned The Abortioneers blog, where people who perform abortions or help women get access to abortions write about their experiences and, I think, seek solidarity. Curious, I read a few posts. It’s a bit like staring through the Looking Glass into […]
Warning: some crude language. I have lived in the San Francisco bay area for five and a half years. This was my 5th year attending Walk For Life WC. Some years I go by myself; other years I’ve gone with my family and some friends. This year I went with one of my younger sisters […]
[This is the third post in a series on the pro-life movement and misogyny. Previous posts can be found here: Logical Reasoning and Misogyny Bunnies and Misogyny] It cannot be denied that the pro-life perspective endorses a more limited range of options for women. Does taking away options infer hostility or, at best, indifference towards […]
In 1973, the US Supreme Court ruled in the case of Roe v. Wade. The Court reasoned that a woman has a right to an abortion under the Constitution’s implied right to privacy. The Court’s reasoning has subsequently been derided by people from both the pro-choice and pro-life movements. If you want evidence of how […]
[This is the second post in a series on the pro-life movement and misogyny. Additional posts can be found here: Logical Reasoning and Misogyny Control and Misogyny] An analogy: A fatal disease is spreading among a population. An ointment is being developed that will likely cure the disease, but every few ounces of the ointment […]
[This is the first post in a series on the pro-life movement and misogyny. Additional posts can be found here: Bunnies and Misogyny Control and Misogyny] So a few months ago I was studying for the Logical Reasoning portion of the LSAT. My practice book had a section on causal reasoning that gave a method […]