March to stop right's anti-abortion legislation, lies

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The anti-abortion law is one of the issues that the Fight to Right March, organized by NOW, intends to raise. The Congress has restricted the access to abortion for federal workers and their families, military families, and women serving in Bosnia. The religious right activists have resorted to pasting false and misleading advertisements claiming links between abortion and breast cancer. While NOW is all set to challenge the legislation to fight for women's reproductive rights, advocates are trying for judges' and juries' rulings against anti-abortion laws and activists.

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Young activists fight intolerance in Utah

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Two Utah high school students were among the youngest speakers at the National Organization for Women-sponsored anti-right march in San Francisco, CA, in Apr 14, 1996. Kelli Peterson, a 17-year old lesbian, urged young activists to support her effort in establishing lesbian and gay student support groups at East High School in Salt Lake City, UT. Rachel Buchanan, a 16-year old Jewish student, talked about anti-Semitic bashing she experienced for objecting to perform Christian songs in her high school choir.

High school students, Civil rights workers, Civil rights activists, Speeches, lectures and essays, Buchanan, Rachel, Peterson, Kellie

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Doctor murdered as anti-abortion violence and terrorism continue: NOW demands that pro-life activists take responsibility

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This article discusses the social and political aspects of the violent uprisings against reproductive rights, abortion services and the doctors who perform abortions. Topics include murder, terrorist conspiracy, and investigations of extremist web sites.

United States, Social aspects, Investigations, Patient outcomes, Mortality, Physicians, Medical professions, Ethical aspects, Information services, Murder, Abortion, Terrorists, Abortion services, Bombings, Violence in hospitals, Hospital violence, Right to life

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