Author Genelia Smith Published January 18, 2021 Word count 494 Abortion is the medical process that got legalized in the year 1973 in the United States. This procedure is safe and legal throughout the United States. But in some territories, there are few restrictions and accessibility as it depends from state to state where women… Read More »
Rep. Rolanda Hollis (Credit: Rep. Rolanda Hollis) An Alabama lawmaker has responded to the abortion ban by introducing a mandatory vasectomy bill. Rep. Rolanda Hollis (D) said “It always takes two to tango,” after noting that the bill sends “the message that men should not be legislating what women do with their bodies.” The move… Read More »
House Democrats are backing legislation that would gut abortion restrictions just over one week after President Trump called on Congress to pass a 20-week abortion ban. If the bill Democrats will review in a hearing Wednesday, the Women’s Health Protection Act, were to become law, then no states would be able to pass bans based… Read More »
With the 2020 campaign cycle in full swing and candidates on both sides of the aisle seeking to champion working women and mothers, the conversation should include answering the questions, “What is pro-woman?” and “Do women need abortion to be empowered?” Sadly, the abortion industry has convinced many women that children are a burden, clawing… Read More »
Vigil takes place in Dublin as abortion becomes legal in Northern Ireland. Abortion is set to become legal in Northern Ireland from midnight tonight. Meanwhile, same-sex marriage will become legal and will be introduced from January. MPs at Westminster voted to decriminalise both abortion and same-sex marriage – unless a new power-sharing government is in… Read More »
“I love making women feel better about themselves,” she says of her work as a style consultant. “I spend a lot of time giving them confidence, and that makes me feel good.” Amy shares her story with the Irish Independent in 2007 Yet appearances, she admits, can be deceptive. “Visually, I might look like I… Read More »