So, there was a debate in the World's Worst Deliberative Body about whether to allow employers the right to deny employees health care coverage based solely on the religious beliefs of the former, an amendment targeted specifically at women. Some men who think that oral...
reproductive freedom
Shorter Alana Goodman: I'm a contemporary conservative. Of course I don't understand the concept of "consent." For that matter, I don't know why people get so upset about forced sterilization.
The one encouraging thing to take from the imminent passage of the mandatory sexual assault law in Virginia is that we finally have an arbitrary abortion regulation that is highly.
There are a number of problems with Michael Gerson's column in the Washington Post arguing that the Obama administration's application of contraceptive coverage requirements to institutions providing secular services but affiliated with religious groups was an "epic political blunder." For one thing, the entire premise...
This Tyler Cowen nonsense is a classic example of a conservative rhetorical technique that is particularly annoying. I'm not sure what to call it -- the strawman tu quoque? It's.
Irin Carmon's column on Ruth Bader Ginsburg and the potentially pioneering brief Nixon's Solicitor General Erwin "why should a mere woman get a law school space that properly belongs to.
As soon as Virginia's Mandatory Rape Law was passed by the House of Delegates, a great column by a particular Virginia resident was inevitable, and sure enough: This week, the Virginia state Legislature passed a bill that would require women to have an ultrasound before...
Say this for anti-choicers, they're extremely creative when it comes to finding new ways to humiliate women: Unfortunately, the “fetal personhood” bill wasn’t the only nutty and frightening piece of.
In a great catch by a commenter, we find Mr. Glenn Harlan Reynolds endorsing Megan McArdle's "Obama caved to the Bishops!" post based on the original argument made in its.
I rarely disagree with Brother Pierce on non-Billy Beane related issues, but I'm afraid that I must demur this time. In addition to what I've already said, a couple points. First, I don't agree with the slippery slope arguments. As of now, employees will be...
I wasn't thrilled when I heard that Obama was going to announce a "compromise" on contraceptive coverage either, but as it turns out the "accommodation" does not affect the substantive.
As you might expect, Ross Douthat is unhappy about the backlash against the Komen Foundation's decision to defund Planned Parenthood. Much of his argument consists of assertions of media bias.