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Virginia Gov. Reverses Himself, Weakens Controversial Anti-Abortion Bill - Virginia Governor Bob McDonnell reversed his full support last week for a controversial proposed law that would require women to have transvaginal ultrasounds before they would be allowed to get an abortion. (Photo: Courtesy bobmcdowell.com)

Virginia Gov. Reverses Himself, Weakens Controversial Anti-Abortion Bill

Governor no longer backs bill for transvaginal ultrasounds.
02/23/2012
Charniele Herring

Anti-Abortion Bills Pass Virginia House, Condemned by Democrats, Blacks

Anti-abortion bills pass in Virginia House.
02/15/2012

Commentary: Romney to Release Data, But It’s Not About the Taxes

Romney to release tax data for political reasons.
01/23/2012

Commentary: Herman Cain Calls Abortion Black Genocide

He attacks Planned Parenthood and women's right to choose.
11/11/2011
Profiling

New Regulations Threaten Virginia Abortion Clinics

The measure could force many clinics to close.
09/15/2011

Mom Sues Over Abortion Ad Picturing Her Daughter

Controversial NYC abortion billboard is back in the news.
04/27/2011
Will She or Won't She?

Smoke and Mirrors: Is Race-Baiting Being Used to Ban Abortion?

Is Arizona's new abortion law just smoke and mirrors?
04/01/2011

House GOP Wants to Use Tax Code to Curb Abortions

Republicans attempt to use the tax code to curb abortions.
03/31/2011
Anti-Abortion Billboard Depicts Obama - A controversial anti-abortion billboard featuring an image of President Obama went up Wednesday in the South Side of Chicago. “Every 21 minutes, our next possible leader is aborted,” the poster reads. The Texas-based group Life Always defended using the president’s image during a news conference, arguing, “Our future leaders are being aborted at an alarming rate.” But the state’s Planned Parenthood disagreed, saying the billboards are “an offensive and condescending effort to stigmatize and shame African-American women while attempting to limit their ability to make private, personal medical decisions.” Life Always was also behind the controversial billboard in New York City of a young Black girl that read, “The most dangerous place for an African-American is in the womb.” (Photo: courtesy Life Always)

Chicagoans Outraged over Anti-Abortion Poster Depicting Obama

Has anti-abortion group gone too far in its latest campaign?
03/30/2011

New Crisis Pregnancy Centers Threaten Black Women’s Right to Choose

New tactic in abortion fight is the crisis pregnancy center.
03/28/2011

Wave of Anti-Abortion Bills Advance in the States

New state anti-abortion bills create roadblocks for women.
03/24/2011