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One side is so ubiquitous on TV that having characters merely think "they just might be wrong" is called "not balanced" http://bit.ly/42j3Fg 10/28/2009

Kate Harding's point-by-point rundown of the L&O abortion episode: http://tinyurl.com/ykhr6zb (Fuck you, L&O) #feminism #p2 10/28/2009

Outraged and disgusted by anti-choice #LawAndOrder plotline. Awful...completely bastardizes death of #drtiller. http://tinyurl.com/ykhr6zb 10/27/2009

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Reproductive Justice: The "Born Alive" Myth: Tale Turned Political Tool
Politics on HuffingtonPost.com — ... quotes a particularly shocking moment of Kate Harding's account of Law & Order's disturbing abortion "debate." During the trial of the killer of a late-term abortion doctor, a nurse testifies that the slain doctor ...