– #Sticky Note on banning Abortion in the United States of America … and elsewhere –
Abortion is the greatest injustice to ever happen to women in all of human history. Christians don't mean to impose what we believe on anyone, but this nation was founded as a Christian nation. (Young Americans fighting to ban abortion)
Dear Young Generation of Limitless Christianity!
Dear Sanctified Disciples of Infinite Procreation!
Ever heard of Malthus’ Theory of Population Growth?
To start with, Society and Social Circumstances suggest Abortion being the lesser evil and no Woman on Earth ‘s ever had an easy time getting to the point of permitting/doing it!
Upon closer scrutiny, the Young Generation of (Wo)Men, seems to have been out of touch with classic Sex Education and Methods of Contraception!
Today, nescience and superstition either suggest Birth or Abortion the hard way!
Ain’t this a small step backwards for a (Wo)Man and an odd U-turn for (Wo)Mankind?!
By the way, providing there shouldn’t be any inclined Christian interest in reading this publication further, would you please feel free to use scissors trimming this feature at will …
# Women’s Rights[2]
# Sex Education[3]
# Contraceptive Methods[4]
# Abortion[5] / Law[6] / Rights[7] / Global Abortion Policies[8]
# Birth Control[9]
I cannot understand anti-abortion arguments that centre on the sanctity of life. As a species we've fairly comprehensively demonstrated that we don't believe in the sanctity of life. The shrugging acceptance of war, famine, epidemic, pain and life-long poverty shows us that, whatever we tell ourselves, we've made only the most feeble of efforts to really treat human life as sacred. (Caitlin Moran, How to Be a Woman)
Oh ... just one more thing[11], if you think fuck is funny, fuck yourself and save the money.
Any objection ... anyone, anyone?[12]
Kind (of) regards,
Cal Caleido
(just a baby boomer)
Frame of Reference
Una Festa Sui Prati: The Malthusian Curse
Since The Blue Angel 's been Gone
Want Your Extra Time N Your Kiss
[1] The young Americans fighting to ban abortion - YouTube
[2] Current State of Global Affairs: Global Gender Gap Report 2023 | World Economic Forum (weforum.org) ––– History: Women's liberation movement (Wikiped) ––– Women's rights (Wikiped) ––– Women’s rights movement | Definition, Leaders, Overview, History, & Facts | Britannica ––– Feminism's Long History ––– History of the Women's Rights Movement - National Women's History Alliance (nationalwomenshistoryalliance.org) ––– Timeline of the Women's Liberation Movement (bl.uk) ––– Women’s History Milestones: A Timeline ––– Women's Lib (Feminism 101) | Equality Archive ––– Africa: Women in Africa (Wikiped) ––– The Maputo Protocol: Protecting African Women's Rights - Equality Now ––– Evolution of the role of African women (lasvolta.it) ––– African women’s long walk to equality | Africa Renewal (un.org) ––– African Women's Movements in the Twentieth Century: A Hidden History | The Consortium on Gender, Security and Human Rights (genderandsecurity.org) ––– In Africa, the struggle for women's rights is at crisis point (lemonde.fr) ––– Women’s Political Movements and Civil Society in Africa | Oxford Research Encyclopedia of Politics ––– Arab World: Women in the Arab world (Wikiped) ––– Women’s Rights and “State Feminism” in the Arab World (arabcenterdc.org) ––– Going Backward Is Not an Option: The Challenge of Equality for Arab Women (arabcenterdc.org) ––– The State of Women's Rights in the Arab World (worldbank.org) ––– Rising in the Rankings, Arab Women Dream Of Gender Equality - Ms. Magazine (msmagazine.com) ––– Women and power in the Middle East | Chatham House – International Affairs Think Tank ––– Women's rights in the Gulf: Progress, but still a way to go – DW – 12/26/2022 ––– Saudi Arabia: 10 Reasons Why Women Flee | Human Rights Watch (hrw.org) ––– South-Africa: History of women's rights in South Africa (Wikiped) ––– Central and South America: Feminism in Latin America (Wikiped) ––– Gender equality | UNICEF Latin America and Caribbean ––– Regional Conference on Women in Latin America and the Caribbean | CEPAL ––– A “Stalled Revolution” for Latin American Women (worldbank.org) ––– Regressive Wave for Women in Central America (wola.org) ––– Asian and Pacific Region: UN Women Asia and the Pacific | UN Women – Asia-Pacific ––– Rights of women and girls | Asia Pacific Forum ––– Women’s Rights in Asia – The Diplomat ––– UNFPA China | Gender equality and women’s empowerment ––– Women’s rights in Asia – how far have we come? | World Economic Forum (weforum.org) ––– South Asia’s Women’s Rights Activists Should Be Heard | Human Rights Watch (hrw.org) ––– Women's rights in Asia and elsewhere - a fact or an illusion? - PubMed (nih.gov) ––– Snapshot of Women’s Leadership in Asia and the Pacific | UN Women – Asia-Pacific ––– Northern Europe: Northern Europe | The Consortium on Gender, Security and Human Rights (genderandsecurity.org) ––– Western Europe: Women’s rights: is gender equality a reality in Europe? | European Youth Portal (europa.eu) ––– Views on gender equality across Europe | Pew Research Center ––– Women's rights and gender equality - Commissioner for Human Rights - Commissioner for Human Rights (coe.int) ––– 3 Examples Of How Western Europe Is Making Women’s Rights a Focus - YPulse ––– Central and Eastern Europe: Gender roles in post-communist Central and Eastern Europe (Wikiped) ––– Women’s rights advocates from Eastern Europe and the Caucuses urged to promote more women in politics | UN Women – Headquarters ––– ‘Traditional’ narratives continue to roll back women’s rights in Eastern Europe and Central Asia (emerging-europe.com) ––– Southern Europe: Ten facts on women’s rights in Southeastern Europe (medicamondiale.org) ––– Gender inequalities at work in Southern Europe | SpringerLink ––– A Southern European Gender Regime? (isa-sociology.org) ––– Across South-East Europe, Marchers Stand Up for Women's Rights | Balkan Insight ––– Association of Women of Southern Europe – AFEM - European Movement ––– || ––– Australia: Feminism in Australia (Wikiped) ––– Women's suffrage in Australia (Wikiped) ––– Womens Suffrage in Australia – Parliament of Australia (aph.gov.au) ––– Women's rights | naa.gov.au ––– New Zealand: Stories of women's activism - Suffrage 125 | NZHistory, New Zealand history online ––– Celebrating 129 years of women’s suffrage | New Zealand Story (nzstory.govt.nz) ––– History of Women’s Suffrage in Aotearoa New Zealand | Ministry for Women ––– New Zealand women and the vote - Women and the vote | NZHistory, New Zealand history online ––– Stories of women's activism - Suffrage 125 | NZHistory, New Zealand history online ––– United States of America: Women's suffrage in the United States (Wikiped) ––– History of Women's Rights in America | Your Dream Blog (liveyourdream.org) ––– A Proclamation on Women's Equality Day, 2022 | The White House ––– Country Fact Sheet | UN Women Data Hub ––– Women’s rights throughout U.S. history - POLITICO
[4] Natural Methods: Calendar-based contraceptive methods (Wikiped) ––– Making out (Wikiped) ––– Coitus interruptus (Wikiped) / Coitus reservatus (Wikiped) ––– | ––– Technical Methods: Condom (Wikiped) ––– Intrauterine device (Wikiped) ––– Chemical Methods: Combined oral contraceptive pill (Wikiped) ––– History of Oral Contraception (archive.org) ––– | ––– Surgical Mehods: Tubal ligation (Wikiped) ––– Vasectomy (Wikiped) ––– || ––– related as follows: Compulsory sterilization (Wikiped) ––– Female genital mutilation (Wikiped) ––– Circumcision (Wikiped)
[7] Where do abortion rights stand in the world in 2024? (focus2030.org)
[8] Global Abortion Policies (digitallibrary.un.org)
[10] Caitlin Moran (Wikiped) ––– How to be a woman : Moran, Caitlin, 1975 - Internet Archive ––– Caitlin Moran - More Than A Woman (fnac-static.com) ––– by analogy: Footloose (1984 film) (Wikiped) ––– related as follows: Elmore City, Oklahoma (Wikiped) ––– You Got Trouble in Elmore City: That's Spelled with a 't,' Which Rhymes with 'd' and That Stands for Dancing (people.com)
[11] "Oh, just one more thing" - Columbo - YouTube
[12] "Anyone, anyone" teacher from Ferris Bueller's Day Off - YouTube
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