Reproductive Control & Anti-Abortion

Is Stupak being marginalized?

In the ever more dystopian world of Syfy Channel’s Caprica, teenage girls inhabit robot bodies, or live eternally without bodies at all, human bodies are marked by memories, and all the while there is blood flowing in the virtual streets.

Anti-abortion activists are screening an expertly-made documentary to black audiences across the country . Maafa 21 creates a highly selective, distorted history of the reproductive rights movement and frames abortion as a tool of eugenics and genocide.

Conservative Catholic group urges a tea party for Catholics, to oppose health care reform.

Catholics United says both House and Senate abortion restrictions “go too far,” but supports passing Senate version of bill.

Rather than provide health care to gay and lesbian spouses, Catholic Charities cuts off spousal benefits.

From anti-gay executive orders to claims that disabled children are God’s punishment, the religious right is very much alive.

The tea partiers disparage liberalism while anti-abortion activists claim to follow the civil rights movement.

Is the religious right stawlart making a play for pro-life Democrats?

At the National Prayer Breakfast, Hillary Clinton fondly remembered how Mother Teresa—or perhaps God—compelled her to encourage adoption. The behind-the-scenes story of how The Family brokered a truce between the pro-choice Clinton and anti-choice nun, by moving Clinton rightward on reproductive rights.