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Wednesday, November 28, 2018
Tuesday, November 27, 2018
Yoko One – Sound Piece VIII
Winter
Tape the sound of your friend ranting.
Bury it in the ground on a snowy day.
Saturday, November 24, 2018
FOCUS: Ohio Republicans Declare Motherhood "Necessary," Want to Make It Mandatory
FOCUS: Ohio Republicans Declare Motherhood "Necessary," Want to Make It Mandatory
"This bill received a lot of national attention, because headlines emphasized that it could make performing or getting an abortion a capital offense. That's alarming, absolutely, but it barely touches the surface of how troubling this bill actually is. It could very likely criminalize more than abortion [e.g. contraception], putting women in danger of prosecution if they have a miscarriage, or even use birth control.
The six-week abortion ban is enough to end abortions in Ohio, if that's all the Ohio Republicans wanted. This bill, on the other hand, would go much further. By designating an embryo or a fetus a person, the state could open the door to charging women for child abuse or manslaughter if authorities believe their personal choices — ranging from using drugs to eating soft cheeses — were to blame for miscarriage or poor birth outcomes."
"This bill received a lot of national attention, because headlines emphasized that it could make performing or getting an abortion a capital offense. That's alarming, absolutely, but it barely touches the surface of how troubling this bill actually is. It could very likely criminalize more than abortion [e.g. contraception], putting women in danger of prosecution if they have a miscarriage, or even use birth control.
The six-week abortion ban is enough to end abortions in Ohio, if that's all the Ohio Republicans wanted. This bill, on the other hand, would go much further. By designating an embryo or a fetus a person, the state could open the door to charging women for child abuse or manslaughter if authorities believe their personal choices — ranging from using drugs to eating soft cheeses — were to blame for miscarriage or poor birth outcomes."
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