Reply #113: That's just the point . . . no you can't . . .

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By the early 1960's we still didn't have anything but condoms available for bith control --
and they were hidden away and largely inaccessible.

Pressures on government and corporations/research continue to limit what we have.

Where is the male contraceptive that was to appear more than 10 years ago?

And here we are in a situation where a woman has to worry that a pharmacist might not fill
her prescription for emergency contraception - "Plan B" --


The Catholic Church and the Mormon Church fought the ERA with tax-free dollars --
and played a large part in defeating it.

If you are in any way involved with women -- family, loved one -- then you should be
concerned.

If you want birth control to remain available, you should be concerned.

If you care for the status of women around the globe, you should be concerned.