What Does Science Fiction Tell Us About the Future of Reproductive Rights? from Jezebel.
I cannot shake the raging disbelief I’m feeling about Virginia’s proposed legislation (sorry to anyone who has talked to me in the past 72 hours, I really cannot work through it on my own, and have to rant repeatedly, incredulously, loudly, and with TMI involved).
Luckily (and I’m sure because of some effective advocacy/ranting), it seems that not everyone has lost their minds (via Ms. Magazine) and the bill won’t become real law (now, at least) (via Jezebel).
But thinking about it and following the debate certainly did make me think of Atwood’s More >
a little something for “reading” week, via Jezebel
Feb 23rd
Posted by Sonia Lawrence in Commentary
What Does Science Fiction Tell Us About the Future of Reproductive Rights? from Jezebel.
I cannot shake the raging disbelief I’m feeling about Virginia’s proposed legislation (sorry to anyone who has talked to me in the past 72 hours, I really cannot work through it on my own, and have to rant repeatedly, incredulously, loudly, and with TMI involved).
Luckily (and I’m sure because of some effective advocacy/ranting), it seems that not everyone has lost their minds (via Ms. Magazine) and the bill won’t become real law (now, at least) (via Jezebel).
But thinking about it and following the debate certainly did make me think of Atwood’s More >