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Afternoon Roundup: Personhood in Florida, Margaret Cho on Bristol Palin, Zimbabwe's Women's Health Activists Speak Up!
by Amie Newman
December 1, 2010 - 7:59pm (Print)
Florida is (unsuccessfully) attempting to get a Personhood measure on the ballot, New York's domestic workers are finally guaranteed one day off a week and paid leave, anti-choice advocates succesfully interject anti-choice language into a law about women veterans access to health care and Margaret Cho speaks out about Bristol Palin?
Repro Rights Roundup: Afternoon-Style
by Amie Newman
November 16, 2010 - 6:58pm (Print)
William Saletan provides some "lessons for the pro-life crowd"; the FDA gets sued over emergency contraception; Rep. Steve Driehaus drops his complaint against the anti-choice Susan B. Anthony List and more.
True Love Jane (Austen and Campion) Style
by Sarah Seltzer, RH Reality Check
February 12, 2010 - 7:00am (Print)
Favorite romantic works of art as of late? Two old-fashioned, British costume dramas: "Emma" on TV and "Bright Star" in theaters. Some say these represent
a backlash against sexual liberation but both achieve the goal of being enrapturing and romantic while subtly
critiquing conventional conceptions of love.
Cult of Celebrity Pregnancy Ignores Teen Realities
January 9, 2008 - 8:56am (Print)
A "baby bump" is the season's must-have hot accessory -- unless you're a teen role-model-in-training.
