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When similar cocktails of drugs are administered to prisoners on death row, many rightly recoil at the

anyone who advocates for the criminalization of abortion must consider the nature of the charge to be administered would lessen the burden on pregnant employees who feel pressured to choose between child and career; Feminists Feminists for Life. http://www.feministsforlife.org/take-inventory-of-your-workplace.

Fourth Wave Feminism reflects the emerging phase in the evolution of true feminist thought. Feminist language changed to “reproductive justice,” or the striving for economic equality needed to In addition, Third Wave feminists “create a space” for dialogue about the freedom of the feminine body One Third Wave feminist is blogger Rebecca Walker, the daughter of Alice Walker. Their numbers include women like the Third Wave feminists who feel abortion was never a “choice” for

Unlike in the United States, where states such as Oregon only allow a physician to prescribe but not administer passive euthanasia available to American doctors and also permits medical providers to hasten death by administering Essentially, the severely depressed have elected to die by physician-prescribed, and often physician-administered Seventy-two percent said they had administered drugs to hasten death and 88 percent said laws should

total of 25 times more than those with a pro-life mission, according to a report released this week by Feminists Feminists for Nonviolent Choices (formerly Feminists Choosing Life Feminists Choosing Life of New York

BY NICKI JURINA From the Feminist Majority Foundation's "blog carnival," you read stories of women who Nearly every post from the Feminist Majority Foundation's "blog carnival" that discusses an abortion

overwhelming feeling -- a brutally visceral response -- heartfelt and unmediated by my training or my feminist Abortion at Work: Ideology and Practice in a Feminist Clinic. Swimming Against the Tide: Feminist Dissent on the Issue of Abortion (Dublin, Ireland: Four Courts Press

BY MARY STROKA The purpose of real feminism is to empower women. The best ways to empower women are not by tearing men down or by propagating a belief that abortion should be available on demand, but by giving women a sense of security and the information they need about how to deal with a crisis pregnancy and embrace their womanhood. As a recent graduate, I participate in a recently established pro-life club on a Catholic campus that has been able to take charge of the very real issues of misinformation, lack of information and fear to stand up for what you believe in when it relates to abortion. Only this year has the pro-life club been able to provide the students with information about alternatives to abortion in the student health center. Students are nervous to counter the perceived majority of students or the professor in the classroom when issues of feminism and abortion are raised. It takes courage to respond to arguments when you're outnumbered, but we're doing it. How can an expecting mother not succumb to the pressure, though? Through building a community of life on campus. Men and women in a college pro-life club have the responsibility and privilege of serving women in crisis pregnancies. Is a student who says "You can't do it; there's no way you can be both a student and a mom" going to be there when the woman is going through the abortion (never mind the aftermath)? But ask actively pro-life students what they would do to aid a woman or couple in such a situation, and you’ll likely get a completely different answer. They'll accompany them to a crisis pregnancy center, where counselors can help women truly understand the benefits and consequences of the options. They'll throw a baby shower. They'll research scholarships to help them get back on their feet and continue in school if they choose. There is nothing wrong with being a woman, and there is nothing wrong with being a mother. Giving life is harder in the short-term than having an abortion, but that’s true with most of the more difficult choices in life. "It is a poverty to decide that a child should die so that you can live as you wish." --Mother Teresa #feminism #abortion

As a pro-life feminist who wants to empower women to feel able to make positive choices in their lives Being a feminist doesn’t just mean you want to empower adult women, or that you treat children and families

weekend, the consistent life publication Life Matters Journal is hosting a "blogfest" in response to the Feminist

Reminiscent of a tautology, this statement is boringly obvious. Denying property to women turns that right into a commodity and tells a woman that her femininity is

It boggles my mind that in this day and age, the average feminist is supportive of abortion "rights."