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Conservatives use abortion issue to court African-Americans
8:09 AM on 03/18/2010
OPINION - Conservative shock and awe tactics from anti-choice groups are a desperate attempt to win over voters and obscure the harsh realities that black women face...
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Black Caucus wants more from Obama
5:09 PM on 03/11/2010
VIDEO - Several caucus members feel strongly that the president is not listening to their concerns...
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To court African-Americans, abortion foes make racial case
1:04 PM on 03/03/2010
Across the country, the anti-abortion movement, long viewed as almost exclusively white and Republican, is turning its attention to African-Americans and encouraging black abortion opponents across the country to become more active...
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GOP Rep: Blacks worse off now than under slavery
3:56 PM on 02/26/2010
Rep. Trent Franks said that because of U.S. abortion policy, "far more of the African American community is being devastated by the policies of today than were being devastated by the policies of slavery."...
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Anti-abortion billboards claim black children are an endangered species
8:27 AM on 02/09/2010
OPINION - Although they are correct, their reasoning is completely wrong...
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China's 'One-Child' laws won't translate for African-American women
8:25 AM on 12/17/2009
OPINION - The adoption of China's one-child policy in the US would have a disproportionately negative impact on women of color.
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Black women need a voice in health care's abortion debate
1:47 AM on 12/08/2009
OPINION - The overall health concerns of black women, who are disproportionately affected by health care inequalities in general, have indirectly been mentioned in the headlines lately, but not dealt with effectively.
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Dems determined to push through health care reform
7:53 AM on 11/23/2009
VIDEO - A leading Senate Democrat said Monday his party is determined to push through a health care overhaul bill with or without Republican support because the "system is broken"...
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Republican suggests Obama may have been aborted if it were free
12:15 PM on 07/17/2009
Yesterday on the house floor, Republican Representative Todd Tiahrt made a case against using public funds for abortions. He feared that with publicly funded abortions young impoverished mothers would be encouraged to terminate their pregnancies. "If you think of it in human terms, there is a financial incentive that would...
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Abortion as population control?
7:34 AM on 07/16/2009
(AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite, File) African Americans who are just as suspicious of white liberals as they are of conservatives will have plenty of fodder this week as recent comments by left-leaning Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bater Ginsberg have many asking for an explanation. In a recent interview with the...
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Reproductive rights are civil rights
12:26 AM on 06/08/2009
The murder of Dr. George Tiller, who provided medical care for women seeking abortions, was an act of domestic terrorism because it was meant to threaten and intimidate women who seek safe and legal abortions, their families, and the healthcare professionals who assist them. Tiller's murder created yet another touchstone...
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Dems down to the wire lobbying for reform votes
VIDEO - They've made some progress. A fourth Democrat, John Boccieri of Ohio, has switched his vote from "no" to "yes."...
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