Blogging for choice

by tigtog on January 22, 2007

in reproductive justice, sexuality and health

I’ll probably be doing a belated entry on this topic, as I’m still marshalling my thoughts (attempting to pummel them into some cogency actually) on the deceptively simple topic – why exactly am I pro-choice?

Anna put up a top post over at LP, and if you click on the picture below it takes you to the roundup of posts by all contributing bloggers this year.

Blog For Choice Day 2007

Addendum (recommended blog for choice posts as I find them):
Blogger on the Cast Iron Balcony
Jessica Valenti at Huffington Post

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Tagged as: blog for choice, moral panics, reproductive freedoms

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tigtog (aka Viv) lives in Sydney, Australia: husband, 2 kids, cat, house, garden, just enough wine-racks and (sigh) far too few bookshelves. Viv web-wrangles for hire and edits Gagging For It (Oz Comedy News). tigtog is the founder of Hoyden About Town and Finally, A Feminism 101 Blog.

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