Six Years Later

[zoje_george]

And still, none dare call it terrorism.

Not a damn thing has changed, except for state and federal legislators adding more and more and more restrictions on women's health care.

Why the Murder of an Abortion Provider Resonates Six Years Later

Six years ago Sunday, after decades in the spotlight thanks to persistent slander from talking head Bill

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[hfnuala]

I watched After Tiller on Netflix recently. Fascinating documentary about the providers who remain.

[sorenr]

Absurdly enough, even the act of a lone gunman seems to be considered terrorism as long as he's of Middle Eastern decent.

But yes, it's atrocious. In early spring I was in Austin and my husband and I had to control our urge to run away from the capitol as it was surrounded by the vilest anti-choice demonstrations. (In Texas I wouldn't dare to engage with such people. You never know who has a gun in their pick-up truck - literally!) It felt so cowardly not to say or do anything. Which only goes to show how those that do are actual, true heroes.