1. Abortion: A Social Issue
... eighteenth century commercial preparations were so widely available that they had inspired their own euphemism ("taking the trade").(Katha Pollitt, Abortion in History, www.theatlantic.com, May 1997) A turning point in the history of abortion being regulated and legislated was the founding of the American Medical ... , both Democrats and Republicans added planks to their party platforms taking positions on [abortion].(Sarah Kliff, How Abortion Became a Political Litmus Test,www.washingtonpost.com, 24 October 2010) The effect from this one decision spread so widely across the country in 7...
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