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Hillary is us
Rebecca Traister
Feminists want to see in Hillary Rodham Clinton what they want to see in themselves. With expectations so high, can the potential presidential candidate do anything but let women down?
What else we’re reading
Page Rockwell
Musical condoms, feminist dance troupes, Martha Stewart disses women, Keith Olbermann calls Paris Hilton a slut and more in this wacky weekend edition.
What do women need? South Dakota voters debate
Page Rockwell
Is the answer "control over their sacred decisions," or "to be protected from making rash choices"?
When Plan B fails, what’s Plan C?
Page Rockwell
As intrepid blogger BB has found, emergency contraception isn't much good if it comes too late.
Is loosening Illinois’ parental notification law enough?
Tracy Clark-Flory
A new bill could allow Illinois minors to notify relatives other than their parents, a clergy member or a medical professional.
Susan B. Anthony, against abortion?
Tracy Clark-Flory
Antiabortion groups are claiming the famous suffragist as one of their own. But her writings on the subject are ambiguous.
Iraq, Mark Foley and the GOP’s “God gap”
Tim Grieve
The GOP loses its edge among weekly churchgoers.
Designer genes
Salon Staff
What are the ethics of genetic screening? And how would testing affect your pregnancy choices? Table Talkers sound off.
“We had abortions” — and outing ourselves was our choice
Lynn Harris
AOL poll misleads readers about Ms. cover story.
When it comes to abortion, women literally can’t afford to wait
Lynn Harris
Some funds are available, but not enough -- even in states where Medicaid is required to help.
Should abortion be prevented?
Frances Kissling
Why the case for abortion rights must include a call for responsibility toward the creation of life.
High noon for immigration
Jim Nintzel
Democrats are poised to pick up a U.S. House seat in Arizona. Can Republican Randy Graf stop them by exploiting voters' fears of illegal immigrants?
Department of Health, Human Services, and Partisan Ideology
Andrew Leonard
Bush Sr.'s godson tells the WHO to stop criticizing U.S. trade policy
Is the homeland where America’s heart is?
Andrew O'Hehir
In his compelling book, Brian Mann casts our blue state vs. red state divide as metro vs. homelander -- and blasts the right-wingers who claim to represent the best of our national character.
Media wars, Iranian style
Cameron Abadi
Trying to restrict foreign media, the government bans satellite dishes and blocks Internet sites. But Iranians tend to ignore CNN anyway.
Blame birth control for … well, everything
Lynn Harris
Conference activists: "Contraception ushered in widespread promiscuity, divorce, sexually transmitted diseases, single parent households and abortion."
House: Did we mention we don’t care about teens?
Lynn Harris
The Teen Endangerment Act passes. Again.
Plan B access? What Plan B access?
Tracy Clark-Flory
A blogger chronicles her weekend-long search for emergency contraception.
What else we’re reading
Tracy Clark-Flory
A pink brownstone in Brooklyn draws extreme ire! Plus: Would women rulers make a gentler world?
Illinois to revive 11-year-old parental consent law
Tracy Clark-Flory
The Illinois Supreme Court attempts a return to a long-ignored law.
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