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CNOW board member commenting on the passage of deceptive "partial birth" abortion ban:
Bad decision
Catherine Caporusso
Published November 10, 2025
Chicago -- How ironic that your photo on the story
about Bush signing the so-called "partial birth"
abortion ban depicted six smiling men standing around
the president. None of them will ever be forced to
make the difficult decision that they are now denying
to women.
There are some circumstances when a doctor determines
that this type of procedure is the safest for the
woman, to preserve her health and fertility. Shame on
these men for taking this choice away from women and
their doctors.
Read board member Sue Straus' book reviews at Ms.Magazine.com
More Articles:
September 1, 2003, Northeastern University Press, Boston "Women, Power, and AT&T"
August 20, 2003 Chicago Tribune, Work Buzz "Abused women get unpaid leave under new bill"
July 28, 2003 Red Eye "Illinois insurers now required to cover contraceptives"
March 14, 2025 Friday, REDEYE "Abused women deserve U.S. asylum"
February 2003, Chicago Reporter "Clubs Promise Path From Poverty"
January 17, 2026 Red Eye, "Still divided: Roe v. Wade 30 years later"
June 1, 2002
Letter from
Chicago Tribune RE: Chicago NOW Audience with Cardinal George (with
commentary from Chicago NOW Board Members) "Cardinal, NOW still at odds
Groups' accounts of conciliatory meeting differ"
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