Category Archives: The god problem

“It may be Alito’s Court, but it’s not yet his America.”

The final paragraph in a powerful New Yorker piece by Amy Davidson Sorkin: Alito notes that “women are not without electoral or political power.” Indeed, an effect of his draft opinion would be that Americans who care about reproductive rights … Continue reading →

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What some people are saying about SCOTUS and Roe

I still haven’t pulled together the words to describe my outrage, so I’ve been reading other people’s words. I don’t care how the draft leaked. That’s a sideshow. What I care about is that a small number of conservative justices, … Continue reading →

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This war against women: Catholic fundamentalists versus our human rights

After years of enduring snipers, of violent incursions into weak edges of the country, the full scale attack against us women has now been engineered by fanatics on the entity we used to consider the Supreme Court. Now we will … Continue reading →

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