At Risk
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Birth-control programs are under attack. And with bigger conservative
majorities, Bush can continue to chip away at reproductive rights.
WEB-EXCLUSIVE COMMENTARY
By Eleanor Clift
Newsweek
Updated: 1:18 p.m. ET Dec. 3, 2004
Dec. 3 - Not since Margaret Sanger's crusade to legalize birth control
in the 1920s has family planning come under such assault. Pharmacists
around the country are refusing to fill prescriptions for
birth-control pills, exercising their right to "refuse and refer"
under the industry's code of ethics. These self-styled refuseniks are
so ardent they generally don't offer a referral, and in small-town
America there is often only one pharmacy in town anyway.
Eleanor Clift
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