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14. There's really no such thing as "settled law."

Wed Jun 22, 2022, 04:36 PM

Jun 2022

All it takes is time and pressure, plus a change in personnel. You can never take rights for granted.

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Molly Jong-Fast: What My Mom Told Me About America Before Roe [View all] Nevilledog Jun 2022 OP

Very good article. I do remember all that. Any young woman in the Walleye Jun 2022 #1

I don't think I lived in fear. I learned to be very street leftyladyfrommo Jun 2022 #6

It's all so true. I can see why young women don't believe it. Walleye Jun 2022 #7

Those were the good old days. But I think what leftyladyfrommo Jun 2022 #8

Oh, I know, as for myself, being sort of ADHD Walleye Jun 2022 #9

My BA is in Anthropology 1969. Useless at that leftyladyfrommo Jun 2022 #10

Oh I know, I got married and divorced Walleye Jun 2022 #11

KnR Hekate Jun 2022 #2

That is my experience. I think most young women of the time Walleye Jun 2022 #4

This is what's at stake Johnny2X2X Jun 2022 #5

Politicans sat back and did nothing because it was "settled". BradAllison Jun 2022 #13

There's really no such thing as "settled law." PlanetBev Jun 2022 #14

My daughter wanted me to go see "Bombshell" with her LNM Jun 2022 #15

It's like someone else was living my life. nt Samrob Jun 2022 #16