Michelle Malkin and Dawn Eden report on Amy Richards author of that hard to read article on selective reduction.
Editors at the New York Times Magazine say they are going to publish a note to readers saying they were unaware that a woman featured in a firsthand account of her decision to abort two of her triplet fetuses was a prominent crusader for abortion rights.
"The editors of our magazine did not know about [Amy] Richards’s activist background," a Times spokeswoman, Catherine Mathis, told The New York Sun by e-mail after the Sun had inquired about the piece. "We plan to run an editors’ note."
Ms. Richards’s 871-word account of her abortions ran on July 18 in the magazine’s "Lives" back-cover column under the headline "When One Is Enough."
What the NYT doesn’t have access to Google? Dawn exposes the not so surpising link to a piece of apparel that is now being offered by Planned Parenthood.
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….not so surprising link….? Really? Frankly, I was shocked that this was all about money. Planned for months, apparently. Not just money in the sense of increasing “earnings” by increasing the number of abortions, but increasing income by selling allied or sideline merchandise. Hucksterism in its pure, malevolent sense. That, to me, was shocking.
John,
That movie was sleeper and some blogs have already posted a side-by-side comparison of the picture of Kerry and Woody Allen from the movie. Others have compare the picture to the Ompaloompas.