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...either end. But there’s an element of reality that both sides seem to overlook. I have a bold suggestion. The Democrats need to insert (no pun intended) sex back into the discourse. Let’s start with the basics: you can’t get pregnant if you don’t have sex. You can’t have an abortion if you don’t get pregnant. Wait, hold on a second. Let’s backpedal to that first point. You can’t get pregnant if you don?...
Unfortunately, the anti-abortion movement has succeeded to a certain extent in making pregnant women look like cold, unfeeling murderers. With its zealous and largely male leadership, the movement remains linked with longstanding fear and hatred towards that great mystery—female sexuality. So while the discourse on abortion continues to ignore the entire spectrum of sexual behavior, social pressures, and poverty that leads to a individual’s decision over whether to have an abortion, we are stuck in a fruitless struggle, one that will continue along the path of demonizing women and framing...
...been so long since CHARLIE SHEEN was in the news for roughing up a girlfriend, hiring a hooker or getting high that it seemed the former Hollywood bad boy had honestly reformed. He may have, but last week his wife, model turned Bond girl DENISE RICHARDS, six months pregnant with their second child, filed for divorce. Richards cited irreconcilable differences and wants custody of the children and spousal support. "We are deeply saddened," the couple said. The sheen, apparently, is off the Sheen...
...their investigation, researchers experimented with two groups of pregnant mice. The control group of pregnant mice were fed well during the entire pregnancy. The second group of mice were not fed adequately during their final week of pregnancy...
...DIED. ZHU QIAOMEI, 96, oldest of the estimated 60 surviving Chinese "comfort women" who were forced into sexual servitude by Japanese soldiers during World War II; in Shanghai. Zhu was 27 years old and two months pregnant when captured by Japanese troops in 1938 and conscripted into one of Shanghai's 83 "comfort centers." Along with 15 other surviving comfort women from various Asian countries, Zhu joined an ongoing class-action lawsuit against the Japanese government filed in the U.S. in 2000. "Her only wish was to get justice," her son, Zhou Xin, said in a statement to Chinese media...