With the pro-choice vs. pro-life movement taking on a prominent role in the 2012, how will the candidates juggle the tricky political waters?
With the pro-choice vs. pro-life movement taking on a prominent role in the 2012, how will the candidates juggle the tricky political waters?
While the two main parties have never nominated a female presidential candidate, third parties are leading the way in 2012 and have been for decades.
On Wednesday, the US Court of Appeals granted an appeal to freeze the implementation of Arizona HB 2036, which outlaws late term abortions.
A Mississippi federal judge this afternoon ruled in favor of keeping the last Mississippi abortion clinic open by blocking the state’s TRAP bill. This means the Governor’s bill failed, for now, in outlawing abortion in the state without overturning Roe v. Wade.
For the past few months, there has been much controversy stemming from both Democrats and Republicans regarding the “War on Women.”
Today, women’s rights issues return to center stage in Washington D.C., with the Senate set to vote on a piece of legislation aiming to prevent wage discrimination on the basis of gender.
In the United States we often hear people proclaim that we live in the greatest country in the world. But do we lead when it comes to women’s living and working conditions?