Submitted by SunshineDaydream on Fri, 03/24/2006 - 8:22pm
I'm so excited! My mom will be joining S and I at the Pro-Choice Rally Day at our state capitol. I am pretty sure that my mom has never demonstrated or protested anything in all of her 54 years.
She's very excited to make a sign to carry. Any good suggestions?
My sign says: If you can't trust me with choice, how can you trust me with a child?
I got ds and I both shirts that say
"I'm pro-choice and my mother is too"
"You can cut all the flowers but you cannot keep spring from coming." Pablo Neruda
"Fundamentally the markswoman aims at herself" DT Suzuki
how about
"Happy to be a wanted child"
or "I was a choice!"
Sunflower the unflower
Sunflower the unflower
Mom's Tinfoil Hat
Foodie loves Picky
Don't want an abortion? Have
Don't want an abortion? Have a vasectomy!
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People who don't believe in abortions can f*ck themselves
is the best one I've ever seen, but maybe because it was carried by a middle-aged minister.
Remember that you are unique, just like everyone else.
Remember that you are unique, just like everyone else.
holy shit
That's great! LOLOLOLOL
I've always liked
Don't believe in abortion? Don't have one.
And
Pro Woman, Pro Child, Pro Choice
Just remember, you may be surprised at who joins your ranks. I try to avoid any religious invective, because, after all, we need everyone to help out here. There's folks in the Choice movement who are Christians - like me.
A friend of mine attended a peace rally this weekend with his church. People got all up in arms, "What are you doing here?" (Thinking they had come to disrupt the rally because they couldn't imagine Christians being anything other than the right.) "I've not seen you at an organizing meeting before." My friend replied, "Well, I haven't seen you at worship either...we preach peace too."
she's a woman, not a womb!
a friend of mine came up with this years ago in response to the plethora of "it's {"it" for chrissakes, doesn't that tell ya somethin, people?! they eventually noticed and changed it to "he's" and "she's", but the point remains.} a child, not a choice" bumper stickers assaulting us in our midwestern college town. i tried to get her to send it in to NOW or planned parenthood or somewhere, but i don't think she ever did.
maybe if ya'll use it, it'll catch on?
have a great time with the intergenerational protesting. what a great family outing.
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"if i pass for other than what i am, do you feel safer?" ~ lani ka'ahumanu
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It's a little dated, arguably
but I've always loved "U.S. Out of my Uterus"
keep your laws off my body
we'll never go back
keep your rosaries off my ovaries
every child, a wanted child
pro-child, pro choice
since you're mother and daughter, you could wear a shirt that says you were wanted, or your child could be wearing one.
if i think of more, i will let you know.
"You know, i could write a book. And this book would be thick enough, to stun an ox." -- Laurie Anderson
i've always loved
"every child a wanted child"
"Convictions are more dangerous enemies of truth than lies." - Nietzsche
my fave version of
my fave version of that:
"every child wanted, every mother willing"
* I'm all fight and no flight *
good one
i like that one.
"You know, i could write a book. And this book would be thick enough, to stun an ox." -- Laurie Anderson
yeah the 'willing' part is
yeah the 'willing' part is key. the absurdity of the idea that you can force women into parenting. bah.
*petty thief extraordinaire*
* I'm all fight and no flight *
mostly the same
http://www.peaceproject.com/stickers/pcstickers.htm
and this one:
http://www.cafepress.com/saproducts/563739
"You know, i could write a book. And this book would be thick enough, to stun an ox." -- Laurie Anderson