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Obama defends Sotomayor on race
Joan Walsh
The president says she might have "restated" her "wise Latina woman" remark but calls the flap over it "nonsense."
A blow to gay marriage
Salon Staff
Members of Salon's Table Talk community react to the California Supreme Court decision.
Obama: A divider, not a uniter
Andrew Leonard
The latest conservative GOP message: By attacking speculators, the president is tearing the country apart
Justice Sam Alito on empathy and judging
Glenn Greenwald
The attacks on Sotomayor say far more about her critics than about her.
Buchanan on Sotomayor: “Not that intelligent”
Joan Walsh
If Republicans keep trashing the Supreme Court nominee, they'll wind up an even tinier minority than they are now.
Why the long face, ladies?
Rebecca Traister
Conservative New York Times columnist Ross Douthat knows why women are unhappy: Not enough sexual stigma!
How are feminists responding to Sotomayor?
Judy Berman
While NOW cheerleads, NARAL releases a cautious endorsement.
An international abortion underground
Lynn Harris
The Irish women in England who helped shepherd their sisters
Meghan McCain: “Pro-sex, pro-life, pro-gay marriage”
Judy Berman
The political daughter turned professional pundit was occasionally insightful but ultimately incoherent on Monday's "Colbert Report"
The end of “pro-choice” America?
Frances Kissling
The new Gallup poll on abortion may not represent a sea change in public opinion, but it does highlight the question of just how much "choice" our country will tolerate.
Obama’s heckler moment
Sarah Hepola
At the president's Notre Dame commencement address, the old "abortion is murder!" protest scene gets a new twist.
Notre Dame’s stand against Catholic fundamentalism
James Carroll
Ironically, those opposing Obama's appearance at the university are not going to be backed up by the Vatican.
Randall Terry is no match for Obama
Frances Kissling
The man who destroyed the antiabortion movement with his extremism is trying to use the president's visit to Notre Dame to advance his cause, but he will fail -- again.
Can Obama ease the abortion debate?
Kate Harding
As the president seeks common ground between pro-choice and pro-life camps, conservatives scurry farther to the right.
Call me Ishmael. The end.
Barry Yourgrau
Cellphone novels, the rage in Japan, now have competition in America: Twitter fiction.
“Timeouts” for grown women
Lynn Harris
Abortion "counseling" and waiting periods have no effect, other than to delay healthcare.
Dawn Johnsen’s belief in the rule of law disqualifies her from Senate confirmation
Glenn Greenwald
Compare Johnsen's inability to get confirmed with the actions of the Serious Centrists in Washington.
Stem cell division
Peter Dizikes
The growing blue state-red state gap over this research shows that science has serious economic and political muscle in America today.
It’s time for Obama to listen to his mama
Frances Kissling
The president has promised to increase religion's influence on policymaking. He should honor the late Ann Dunham by strengthening the wall between church and state instead.
Alan Keyes’ letter from Notre Dame jail
Alex Koppelman
The conservative politician was arrested Friday for protesting President Obama's upcoming appearance at the school.
Obama reaches across the aisle on abortion
Judy Berman
The president is trying to find common ground between pro- and anti-choice factions. But can he accomplish anything without selling out women's rights?
The worst parents in the world
Rebecca Traister
Screw Gymboree and breast-feeding! New confessional memoirs by Ayelet Waldman and Michael Lewis join an ever-growing genre lashing out at our expectations for today's mommies and daddies.
Freeze your eggs for feminism!
Amy Benfer
A Newsweek writer argues that putting your eggs on ice might just be as revolutionary as the birth control pill
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