Tag Archives: reproductive rights
Medical Emergency: Catholic Hospitals Usurp Patients’ RightsYou can’t expect that every hospital will provide all of the medical services you’ll need. Some procedures are so specialized that you might have to travel to get them done. Conversely, some procedures are so basic that any hospital should
Published in the March / April 2011 Humanist
Tagged catholic, catholic hospitals, health care, hospitals, reproductive rights, right to conscience 3 Comments |
Liberté, Egalité—de Féministes! Revealing the Burqa as a Pro-Choice Issue“Ban the burqa! Ban the burqa!” Across Western Europe this resounds as the rallying cry of the day among the public and politicians. At least Belgium, France, Austria, Italy, Switzerland, Spain, and the United Kingdom are in various stages of
Published in the September / October 2010 Humanist
Tagged ban, burqa, burqa ban, equal rights, equality, feminism, feminist, hijab, islam, muslim, niqab, reproductive rights Leave a comment |
The Pill: Still Safe, Effective, and Threatening after All These YearsWith the passing of the pill’s fiftieth birthday, much ink has been spilled over the effect oral contraception has had since its initial release in 1960. Women’s rights have certainly progressed in leaps and bounds as women took control of
Published in the September / October 2010 Humanist
Tagged birth control, contraception, contraceptives, equality, gender equality, reproductive rights, sexism, the pill, women's rights Leave a comment |
A Questionable Pro-Choice Strategy (in 140 Characters or Less)In February a woman named Angie Jackson made national headlines by live-tweeting her abortion. In doing so, she sparked a firestorm of criticism and raised important questions about what role, if any, such efforts to demystify abortion should play in
Published in the May / June 2010 Humanist
Tagged abortion, feminism, planned parenthood, pro-choice, reproductive rights, Ru-486, tweet, tweeting, twitter 1 Comment |







