Supreme Court to hear abortion cases
The Supreme Court will hear two abortion related cases, including New Hampshire's parental notification law and NOW's racketeering appeal against anti abortion protesters. The cases mark the court's first in five years and first under Chief Justice Roberts, with advocates on both sides urging clear guidance on health exceptions and racketeering standards.
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New generation faces Roe v Wade questions in abortion debate
A study shows 63 percent of adults aged 18 to 25 support legal abortion yet many young people show limited activism. At KU a new Students for Reproductive Rights forms amid nostalgia for Roe v Wade and concerns over potential changes. Pro choice and pro life leaders foresee gradual engagement and policy discussions rather than immediate court overturn action.
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ACLU Forum Examines Sex Religion and Politics in Lawrence
The ACLU forum drew at least 60 attendees at the Lawrence Public Library and covered abortion welfare privacy law and sex education. Speakers discussed earlier abortion access, minimal intrusion for the common good, parental opt outs, and the need for balance in school sex education with comment from Mackey Burkhart and Brownlie.
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