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Texas Judge Revives Anthony Comstock's Crusade Against Reproductive Freedom - Vimarsana News

Texas Judge Revives Anthony Comstock's Crusade Against Reproductive Freedom

<p>The career of Anthony Comstock shows what can happen when a highly committed moral crusader gains traction in the political system. His rehabilitation in the contemporary abortion war is cause for concern.&nbsp;</p>

A 150-year-old law could help determine the fate of US abortion access - Vimarsana News

A 150-year-old law could help determine the fate of US abortion access

The future of abortion access in the United States may soon depend on how courts interpret a 150-year-old law that hadn’t been applied for nearly a century — and whose author originally intended for some abortions to remain legal.

A 150-year-old law could help determine the fate of U.S. abortion access - Vimarsana News

A 150-year-old law could help determine the fate of U.S. abortion access

The Comstock Act, the signature work of a 19th-century anti-vice crusader, banned the mailing of “indecent” materials but also limited abortion access.

Source: adn.com
Hiltzik: The antique law behind the right's war on abortion - Vimarsana News

Hiltzik: The antique law behind the right's war on abortion

A puritan crusader got Congress to pass an anti-obscenity law in 1873. The antiabortion lobby has resurrected it for their own purposes.

Column: Conservative attacks on abortion depend on a law that courts have snubbed for 150 years - Vimarsana News

Column: Conservative attacks on abortion depend on a law that courts have snubbed for 150 years

A puritan crusader got Congress to pass an anti-obscenity law in 1873. The antiabortion lobby has resurrected it for their own purposes.

Source: aol.com