Unlikely allies from both sides of the traditional “abortion” debate have come together in opposition to Prop 26, Mississippi’s egg-as-person initiative.
When your choices are anti-choice or more-anti-choice, it gets harder to pick a leader for your state.
It’s time for government to say it trusts families enough to let them make their own choices.
On November 8th, the voters of Mississippi will be considering a “Personhood Amendment” (Amendment #26) which would give a fertilized egg more rights than a live born woman, and would outlaw abortion and birth control.
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A letter writer asks if anti-choice activists are sure of what all that they are outlawing with their new amendment.
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The push to make a fertilized egg a legal person got a boost in Mississippi.
It’s hard to win people over to your cause when they’re repulsed by you.
Two sisters released from prison on the condition that one give a kidney to the other. Can the government do this?
Canadian HIV/AIDS experts question the need for the country’s strict blood donor policies, and the governor of Mississippi is bragging.
By the end of March, 825 measures had been introduced in the 44 legislatures that have convened so far in 2010.
