NARAL Pro Choice America Lapel Pins.
I will send a pin to the first six people who leave a comment on this entry and say that they will sometimes wear the pin publicly or put it on a bag that they carry.
Note: Comments insulting me or anyone else for being pro-choice or attacking the pro-choice viewpoint will be deleted. Messages discussing personal feelings about one's personal choices with regard to abortion are OK.
Update: The six pins have been spoken for. (But you can order one for yourself by following the link above.)
To commemorate 31 years of women's right to choose an abortion in the United States, I bought some I will send a pin to the first six people who leave a comment on this entry and say that they will sometimes wear the pin publicly or put it on a bag that they carry.
Note: Comments insulting me or anyone else for being pro-choice or attacking the pro-choice viewpoint will be deleted. Messages discussing personal feelings about one's personal choices with regard to abortion are OK.
Update: The six pins have been spoken for. (But you can order one for yourself by following the link above.)
Comments
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I'm in the camp of, "I wish abortions weren't necessary, and I'd personally prefer that they not be used as first-line birth control, but until such time as it is possible to guarantee that every pregnancy is desired and none will endanger the mother, I want abortion to stay legal, safe, and the woman's choice."
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I love working at a university. (-:
My reproductive life predates Roe V. Wade. Having lived through the Bad Old Days, I couldn't be anything *but* pro-choice.
I bought a T-shirt at my friendly neighborhood Planned Parenthood and wore it around a convention once. I got thanked by a PP nurse who was there as well. Nobody dared approach me about it other than positively. This was a few years ago, though.