The Washington State Board of Pharmacy has passed a vote that will reverse a vote that was passed in 2007. If the previous law is reversed, pharmacists will be able to decide based on moral beliefs whether or not to dispense legal drugs.
The Washington State Board of Pharmacy has passed a vote that will reverse a vote that was passed in 2007. If the previous law is reversed, pharmacists will be able to decide based on moral beliefs whether or not to dispense legal drugs.
Here's an article I read a few days ago that made me sick and very sad. In India, it is common to do something called the "Two Finger Test" to see if a victim of rape has become "habituated to sex." and therefore not a victim of rape. I can't imagine that something like this would still be happening, and yet I unfortunately have to. We still live in a world where a woman who is sexually active is sometimes looked down upon, and that women shouldn't enjoy sex.
Here is a short article on teen pregnancy rates by region in the United States. Once again, it looks painfully obvious that abstinence-only sex education is increasing teen pregnancy rates. You can't get much more proof than the proof we've been seeing. When is it enough??
This is great video of people asking the question of "Are people born homosexual or do people choose to be homosexual?", and then asking "When did you choose to be straight?".
I think this is a fantastic way to look at the question and it should be used in defense of people who believe that homosexuality is a choice that people consciously make at some point in their life. If a person has to choose to be homosexual, then a person has to choose to be heterosexual.
Check out the video here
Ashley
DADT was ruled unconstitutional by a federal judge yesterday and the government has to do something to reinforce the old laws.
In France, women are urged to stay at work and have many children, and there are great incentives for this. Free childcare, 4 month paid maternity leave, free post-birth therapy sessions, tax breaks on as many children you have, and others like this. Yet, women in France are still tasked with the domestic work and caring for their children. Women on average spend twice as much time daily doing "domestic work" than their husbands. They make 26% less on average than male counterparts and women weren't allowed to vote until 1945. They may have many advantages, but women in France are by no means equal.
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