Cristina Page is author of How the Pro-Choice Movement Saved America: Freedom, Politics and the War on Sex-- the first book to expose the pro-life movement's war on contraception. Page is a prominent reproductive rights activist and consults for several national pro-choice groups including the Adoption Access Network and the National Institute for Reproductive Health. She moderates RHRealityCheck's OnCommonGround forum. Her pro-choice policy proposals have been adopted by Mayor Michael Bloomberg and the New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Washington state legislatures. Page's previous book was The Smart Girl's Guide to College and her commentary has appeared in The New York Times, The Guardian UK, The Chicago Sun Times, Newsday, and she is a regularly featured contributor on the Huffington Post. She is married with two sons.
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Today we will hear from Tiger Woods, the latest powerful
public personality to be felled by a sex scandal. But what deserves to be the most controversial part of it is that the sex was unprotected.
The rise of the pro-life progressive, with their interest in attainable
and measurable goals, has captivated a growing segment of the
public and shined a spotlight on the contradictions of the
pro-life establishment.
