abortion clinics
Merely to be in the clinic — in the waiting room or procedure room — is not to understand the choice a woman makes.
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The Bush Administration rarely used the existing law to prevent and combat violence against clinics and providers of abortion and other reproductive health services.
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Escorts stand shoulder to shoulder, bound to strangers in an effort to offer a kind word or two to clients who are exercising their right to make a compassionate, informed, responsible decision, a motherly choice.
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Today is National Day of Appreciation for Abortion-providers! Here are just a few reasons to recognize and a couple ways to do so!
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By Merle Hoffman, On The Issues Magazine November 17, 2008 - 8:00am
The worst years of abortion clinic violence occurred during the Clinton presidency. Without a "friend in the White House," will anti-abortion extremists ratchet up violence against clinics again? Hoffman, an abortion provider, shares her fears.
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College heath centers routinely refer young women to these crisis pregnancy centers, which are often purposefully located near college campuses.
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By Emily Alexander, National Institute for Reproductive Health November 12, 2008 - 5:26pm
Reproductive health advocates cannot afford to make the same mistake we made in the 90's: letting anti-choice grassroots local policy efforts pass while we craft our wish lists for a progressive President.
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In asking about William Ayers, Brian Williams asks the McCain-Palin team if someone who bombs an abortion clinic is a terrorist? Williams didn't ask why they gave Paul Schenck VIP passes to a recent rally.
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A non-surgical abortion provider in Green, Ohio, is being evicted because of disturbances created by anti-choice protesters outside the clinic.
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If a Maryland bill passes the state legislature, “crisis pregnancy centers” will have to own up to what they are -- non-medical establishments that don't provide factual information.
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