Exhale
Living with a pro-voice solution is the only option for a lasting peace to the abortion war.
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By Amie Newman, RH Reality Check January 14, 2009 - 8:57pm
Exhale's latest issue of their magazine Our Truths, Nuestras Verdades offers something rarely explored among women who have had abortions: humor.
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To chart a new path in the abortion debate, the next president just needs to listen, and speak, to people who have had abortions. What do you want to hear him say?
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In honor of Wednesday's House vote, I'd like to highlight a few fantastic resources from the Abortion Conversation Project. Each one dares to sidestep the politics of the abortion debate in favor of promoting genuine dialogue and reflection about what the issue means for us as individuals and as a society:
- Pregnancy: Lose the Adjective! A thought-provoking essay by Margaret R. Johnston that makes a compelling case for dropping modifiers like "unwanted," "unplanned," and "unintended" from our discussions of pregnancy, since such terms often wind up obscuring the complexity of what it means to be pregnant.
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