Diminished choice

Article Abstract:

American women may now have the right to have abortion, but exercising that right is another matter altogether. For one, there are fewer doctors who can perform the operation since it is no longer a requirement in the curriculum. The cost is also prohibitive since Medicaid does not cover it.

Evaluation, Laws, regulations and rules, Services, Women, Abortion, Abortion services, Family planning services

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The Luddites are back: can technology-bashing save our souls?

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People hostile to industrial technology rally under the label Neo-Luddism. The Unabomber is, so far, the most violent in expressing such hostility. Those who have opted for other means of expression include academician Kirkpatrick Sale, publisher Bill Henderson and editor Scott Savage.

Political activity, Behavior, Ethical aspects, Quality of life, Right and left (Political science), Luddites

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The right rises in Europe

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The resurgence of racism in Europe is being fueled by neo-Nazi groups and extreme-right political parties. Immigrants and refugees from the Third World are being targetted but the ruling politicians seem apathetic to the wave of prejudice and resentment.

Social aspects, Europe, Race relations, Racism, Fascism

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