Announcing Blog for Choice Day 2010!
It's January again, and I'm gaga for January. Why? First - it's my birthday month... and I'm celebrating a big one this year. Second - It's the beginning of a new year which always leaves me renewed and refreshed and ready to fight even harder to protect women's reproductive rights. Third - it's the anniversary month of Roe v. Wade, and I'm sure I don't have to tell you why that date is important to someone who works for NARAL Pro-Choice America.
But - do you know what else is in January? NARAL Pro-Choice America's 5th annual Blog for Choice Day 2010! And boy am I excited...
As you might remember from Blog for Choice Days past, NARAL Pro-Choice America poses a question to bloggers before the anniversary, and then asks them to blog their answer on January 22. Last year more than 500 people participated in this effort. We'd love to beat that record this year, so we hope you will join us.
So what's this year's question? Oh, I am so glad you asked!
In honor of Dr. George Tiller, who often wore a button that simply read, "Trust Women," this year's Blog for Choice Day question is: What does Trust Women mean to you?
Maybe you were one of the thousands who wears a Trust Women wristband to pay tribute to Dr. Tiller's legacy and demonstrate that you won't let those who use violent and hateful rhetoric win. Whether it's Dr. Tiller's tragic murder or another issue altogether, you can write from your heart about what Trust Women means in your daily life. The possibilities are endless and your support is critical.
Please take a moment to sign up using the form below (or use this link if you prefer). While signing up, you can also download a Blog for Choice Day graphic to let your readers know that you're participating.
Once you sign up below, a link to your blog's URL will appear on the sign-up page. And for the forgetful folks out there, we'll send you a reminder about the date! So it really couldn't be easier. Just be sure to tag your post "Blog for Choice" so that we can track it that day.
Please consider signing-up using the form below and join us so that we can ensure that the blogosphere is positively flooded with pro-choice blog posts on the 37th anniversary of Roe v. Wade!

OK, what is up with all those awful posters @ the bus shelters from "StacyZallieOrg"? "Not pro choice, not pro-life, just support", something like that. (Cause "choice" is code for "have abortions every day", not, umm, a woman can CHOOSE to have one or not.) Stacy Zallie killed herself. She had an abortion and then killed herself. So naturally the two are related, and naturally every woman who has an abortion wants to kill herself. This has got to stop.
Teddy I just saw that - HOW AWFUL.
If you poke around on the Stacy Zallie website, it's quickly evident it is in fact an anti-abortion organization that perpetuates the myth that abortion is dangerous and makes women suicidal. All of the orgs on their resource page are anti- birth control, anti abortion crisis pregnancy centers.
Also, it's strange they advertise heavily in DC bus shelters, but only list 'resources' in PA, OH, NJ, and UK. Not that I'm saying they should list DC CPCs. VOM.
Interesting fich between pro.election and the pro-life:Sincerely I don't kno who has the reason, problematic cuestion...