Opinion: Calling Macon “abortion-free” is misleading. Here’s why we need reproductive justice in Middle Georgia
Emily Rose Thorne, Digital Editor
September 26, 2019
There is a difference between “pro-choice” and “reproductive justice,” which holds that omitting the challenges that folks face trying to access even legal abortion is irresponsible. With Turner’s talk, I wanted less “pro-choice” and more reproductive justice.
Abortion issue sparks debate among students
clewis
March 30, 2011
Junior Kyle Shook chalked out his thoughts about abortion twice in the last two weeks — once on the sidewalk and once in a Willingham classroom. The first time came two Thursdays ago after Shook and a group of friends noticed a flurry of pro-life messages etched in sidewalk chalk across campus, then responded hours later with a counter-chalking demonstra...
On Ms. Wiley's response concerning resources available on campus to women in crisis pregnancies
March 16, 2011
Dear editors, Mary Kathryn Wiley’s response to Clarissa Ashley Price’s article on the limited resources available on campus to women in crisis pregnancies calls for some clarification. While Ms. Wiley is an excellent writer (I’ve enjoyed reading her papers in more than one of my classes!), I’ve...
Abortion myths cloud debate, ignore pertinent pregnancy issues
Mary Kathryn Wiley
February 9, 2011
I called fifteen pharmacies in Macon and asked for Plan B. Only three had Plan B in stock. Four had Next Choice in stock. Only one of the seven carried both and had both in stock. Clarissa Price wrote a recent opinions article about resources for pregnant Mercer students. She particularly targets the...