Personalizing the equal marriage message

Article Abstract:

A resolution passed at the 2004 National Conference called for National Organization for Women (NOW) to implement its equal marriage educational campaign. The campaign would implement leadership speaker training sessions on the issue of marriage equality, develop a list of speakers to encourage debate and education on this issue within NOW and outside of NOW, and develop products and actions kits for the NOW leadership and grassroots activists.

National Organization for Women, Marriage law

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War against reproductive rights surges through states

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South Dakota Gov. Mike Rounds signed a law that bans all abortions with only unusually narrow exception to prevent the death of the pregnant woman, which presumably requires that death be imminent and is scheduled to go into effect on July 1, 2006. Because the law violates a woman's right to privacy, as established in Roe v. Wade, South Dakota advocates are expected to challenge the ban in court before it takes effect.

South Dakota, Abortion, Domestic policy, Health policy, Rounds, Mike

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Reproductive rights trampled under Bush's command

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President Bush signed the Partial-Birth Abortion Ban into law in late 2003 asserting his aversion to safe and legal abortion. According to NOW President Kim Gandy, the law doesn't contain an exception to preserve a woman's health and future fertility.

Social policy, Bush, George W.

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