Essay - Supporting A Woman's Right to Choose Fact Sheet: 'Abortion Is...

Supporting a Wom*****n's Right to Choose

Fact Sheet: "Abortion is Pro-life Frequently A"If the right of privacy means anything, it ***** the right of ***** individual, married or single, to be free from unwarranted governmental intrusion into matters so fundamentally affecting a person ********** the decision whether to bear or beget a child."

Eisenstadt v. Baird, 1972

In the most basic of terms, ab*****tion is a w*****y ***** end a pregnancy. Sometimes it happens naturally in a woman's body, which is called a spontaneous abortion or "miscarriage." This is where an embryo ***** fetus stops developing and the body expels it. The second type ***** abortion, called an induced *****, is done electively through a medical or surgical procedure. ***** difference between the two *****s of abortion is choice. In 1973, the Supreme Court's Roe vs. Wade ***** re-establ*****hed the right to legal abortion in every state.

The following paper is a fictitious dialogue between a pro-choice supporter *****d a person supporting the pro-life movement.

Pro-choice: Th*****nks to the court decision Roe vs. Wade, a woman in today's society can choose to end a pregn*****ncy.

*****: Yes, but that 20th-century decision is constantly being debated and challenged politically ***** ethically in the 21st-century. How can you justify ***** a ruling that takes human life?

Pro-choice: The pro-choice stance ***** simple: The reproductive choice to be able ***** seek a safe, legal abortion should continue to be a sacred option available to all women. Without laws protecting a ***** right to choose, many will suffer or die from unsafe medical procedures. On a pl*****net that is overpopulated with ***** unwanted children, abortion is an option that makes common sense. As a wom*****n has a right to choose who she ***** sex with (*****cause her body ***** her property), so is it a woman's ***** to ***** what can and cannot remain inside her *****. It isn't right for ********** else to dictate ***** use ***** ***** body by raping her, so the same goes for someone else to dictate the use of her ***** by *****cing ***** to remain pregnant.

One doesn't have to support the idea of having an abortion on their own body to still be considered pro-choice. They recognize that each person's situation is unique and that others may not share their religious ***** moral beliefs, viewpoints or ***** experiences. ***** understand the danger posed ***** laws that impose a single moral view on *****. To be pro-choice ***** to believe that a woman has the right to decide for herself when and whether ***** ***** a child. ***** ***** believing ***** a woman can make that decisi***** on her own, based on her personal beliefs, health and life-circum*****s, without government interference. Being pro-choice means working toward a world ***** ***** women's ***** ********** are legal, safe and accessible. It also means *****ing responsible sexuality education and access to birth control so women and men have the tools to make ***** implement their own private decisions and take