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Spotlighting important information gleaned from other pro-life blogs…

  • Albert Mohler writes about the growing realization that the feminist movement was “not about happiness”…
  • Nevertheless, as [Maureen] Dowd notes, feminism has served to increase the burdens upon women, even as it promised to open doors.
    … In reality, feminism was never only about opening doors for women… [T]he feminist movement aspired to nothing short of a total social, moral, and cultural revolution. Along the way, feminism redefined womanhood, marriage, motherhood, and the roles for both men and women.
    … Instead of producing a vast expansion of happiness among women, the feminist movement must now answer for the fact that women, by their own evaluation, appear to be less happy than before the revolution.
    The reason for this is probably quite simple. Women are in the best position to evaluate, not only what feminism has gained, but what it has lost….

  • The Catholic Pro-Life Committee discusses the linking of another death to oral contraceptive use:
  • The Swiss government is linking a woman’s death to the popular birth control product Yaz made by Bayer Pharmaceuticals…. The government agency, Swissmedic has launched an investigation into the death…
    Between January 1, 2005, and April 15, 2009, stated Swissmedic, there were a total of 691 reports of suspected adverse reactions linked to contraceptives in Sweden, of which 49 were venous thromboembolism. The agency also related 9 deaths from pulmonary embolism associated with the contraceptives since 1990.

  • On the Generations for Life blog, John reports a telling conversation he had with a man who plans to run for an IL Senate seat.
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