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WhiskeyGrinder

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18. Lol at the mom who nixed her daughter's dream school and then said she wanted to control her

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Sun May 26, 2019, 12:43 PM

May 2019

body and rights. Okay....

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'Scared' students are rejecting colleges in states with strict abortion laws [View all] riversedge May 2019 OP

Colleges may or may not take notice of female students or female athletes FM123 May 2019 #1

Time for us men to step up. Girard442 May 2019 #8

A few might take notice. There are Ilsa May 2019 #27

I have been curious why more doctors are not speaking up. Akacia May 2019 #2

From ACOG volstork May 2019 #4

This should be an OP malaise May 2019 #5

Finally, they stepped up. This needs Ilsa May 2019 #28

Respectfully, volstork May 2019 #32

This message was self-deleted by its author Ilsa May 2019 #42

not all doctors are smart. I once got yelled at by a doctor who read in my records demigoddess May 2019 #30

I don't dispute that. volstork May 2019 #34

Not too bright and highly offensive. WTF kind of doctor is THAT? NT UniteFightBack May 2019 #43

thank you, I was wondering what they thought. nt. Akacia May 2019 #35

Have these legislators actually thought about the fallout from these bills? smirkymonkey May 2019 #3

They should also consider blow-back from women who die from forced childbirth. KY_EnviroGuy May 2019 #11

Yes, exactly. Especially forcing young girls to give birth. smirkymonkey May 2019 #21

That could return to being a rampant problem in high poverty areas..... KY_EnviroGuy May 2019 #33

Alabama is often used as a great example of an affordable college for STEM kids MissB May 2019 #6

Not to worry. It will create a vacuum for places like Liberty University to fill ProudLib72 May 2019 #7

You may be right. I'd love to see the repuglicon playbook. erronis May 2019 #13

It many not be as intentional as I made it sound, but they can turn it into ProudLib72 May 2019 #16

As they should! RT Atlanta May 2019 #9

Can we ban religions on medical grounds? safeinOhio May 2019 #10

More likely that they will ban medicine on religious grounds. erronis May 2019 #15

Made me think we need safeinOhio May 2019 #22

all these misogynist states should be boycotted nt yaesu May 2019 #12

The misogyny springs directly from their Christian beliefs. stopbush May 2019 #19

They're probably the same states with lax rape and sexual assault laws too. TheBlackAdder May 2019 #14

And movie and TV productions are pulling out of Georgia as to not put the women who work for them... Politicub May 2019 #17

Lol at the mom who nixed her daughter's dream school and then said she wanted to control her WhiskeyGrinder May 2019 #18

I would likely do the same. Ilsa May 2019 #31

Yeah, if her dream school is Oberlin, that's not exactly backwards. WhiskeyGrinder May 2019 #36

Even Girl's Schools? OxQQme May 2019 #20

No big loss. Aristus May 2019 #23

There's some great universities in the Deep South. Turin_C3PO May 2019 #25

Duke, Rice, Vanderbilt, Tulane, UoV, Washington, Emory and the list goes on. FreeBe May 2019 #38

Yeah, I know. Crazy, isn't it? Aristus May 2019 #39

Lots of reason, lol. I get that. FreeBe May 2019 #40

Washington University in St Louis Mo is an high ranked school. Especially the law University. FreeBe May 2019 #37

This is good. PatrickforO May 2019 #24

Good! Turin_C3PO May 2019 #26

I think a lot of males will reconsider going as well. Iliyah May 2019 #29

I bet they didn't think about that. GETPLANING May 2019 #41