Another battle occurred
between prochoice and prolife politicians in Little Rock, Arkansas, where U.S.
District Judge Susan Webber Wright “granted a request for a preliminary injunction
against” a ban that would have been implemented in August. Judge Wright’s decision to temporarily stay
the ban allows her as well as prochoice advocates more time to deem the ban
unconstitutional. The consequences of
the ban could involve doctors losing licenses, and also the autonomy and
dynamic of a doctor-patient relationship.
Prochoice advocates are seeking ways to prevent the possible harm to
women that this abortion ban may impose.
I will never understand how our country got to the point of
being anti-woman in such a hateful, spiteful, and masculine way. Women are exploited daily, receive less pay,
and are the majority in terms of being victims of sexual assault. It is disgusting to me that politicians try
to dictate a woman’s body. Enough with
this patriarchal BS. It’s time our
representatives set their priorities straight and fixed some real issues such
as child poverty, the economy, education, rather than spending time on the
podium focusing on a religious morality issue that ‘offends’ their godly
beliefs.
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