Boycott/ Divest and Pull your College App from All States which violate Our Daughters' Civil Rights

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:American families with great values making plans for their daughters to have abortion on demand in college.

I think that the south isn’t for you.

Does your constant minimizing of the issue by returning again and again to your parroted line really serve you? Think about it. Do you actually think this is about “abortion on demand”?

Isn’t that precisely what it’s about? What am I missing? Sorry I am a product of state college so write real slow.

No. It’s about women’s autonomy and equality. If a woman doesn’t have control of her reproductive health, she has no control over her life.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Thank you for the list. My daughter will be a senior in high school next year and she approached me about universities and wanting to avoid states for her rights would be limited. She made the blanket statement of just avoiding the south. But it’s nice to have a more specific list.

That’s great! She should go to school with a planned parenthood gift card.

I think it’s smart that she avoided this south. There’s a correlation with these backwards states and their abortion laws and more lax gun laws. Between the two, that girl is smart to avoid the south altogether.

new england winters look better and better

Nah got the Caribbean, Mexico and Central America for that. Better beaches, better food, no mass shootings. Your’re in Haiti territory right now.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Hahah - enjoy your bus boycott

The Bus boycott was 60 years ago and was successful, btw

But 60 years later we are Corp Lawyers with decades of experience as litigators and we will bring Tennessee to its knees as an Example to all other states that violate our civil rights and make felons of our daughters

Haha. Good luck waging your boycott on the Volunteer State.

Btw, what rights is TN poised to “violate.” Is the Supreme Court no longer the arbiter of the law of the land?

You don't seem to get it- corporate women and female corp lawyers don't need to debate your ilk because you have no influence over TN's economy

We will take our case to the Swedish , Dutch and German corporations- all very socially progressive countries- that the state of Tennessee has chosen to make itself completely financially dependent upon for jobs, investment and tax revenue.

You just don't get it and neither do the 5 SCOTUS " judges" - this isn't 1972 America and corp and state's finances are waaaay more dependent on foreign Investment now and women are now litigators..... legions of litigators.

We are never going back to Women dying of illegal abortions, being denied health care and being sentenced as Felons for exercising self autonomy

Starting with TN and Vanderbilt University and making them the 1st Example of what is going to happen to every Red state

TN is a paradise and all your post menopausal complaining won’t slow interest in this state.

By all means, use your “voice”

You poor old soul. You really think Tennessee is paradise? That’s so sadly pathetic.

So...why don't you share with us about your background, alma mater, and hometown?😀

Stop embarrassing yourself, PP.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Thank you for the list. My daughter will be a senior in high school next year and she approached me about universities and wanting to avoid states for her rights would be limited. She made the blanket statement of just avoiding the south. But it’s nice to have a more specific list.

That’s great! She should go to school with a planned parenthood gift card.

I think it’s smart that she avoided this south. There’s a correlation with these backwards states and their abortion laws and more lax gun laws. Between the two, that girl is smart to avoid the south altogether.

It’s hard to compete with our southern belles. Probably for the best

Yeah, that’s the issue.

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Anonymous wrote:Thank you for the list. My daughter will be a senior in high school next year and she approached me about universities and wanting to avoid states for her rights would be limited. She made the blanket statement of just avoiding the south. But it’s nice to have a more specific list.

That’s great! She should go to school with a planned parenthood gift card.

I think it’s smart that she avoided this south. There’s a correlation with these backwards states and their abortion laws and more lax gun laws. Between the two, that girl is smart to avoid the south altogether.

It’s hard to compete with our southern belles. Probably for the best

the bleach blondes who don't "believe" in evolution? Yeah, met them when I went to school in NC. Didn't care for them

Take your Birkenstocks and mousy long hair to Vermont.

#1 - I am already done with college
#2 - my hair is HARDLY mousy
#3 I grew up in the midatlantic and think Birks are hideous

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Thank you for the list. My daughter will be a senior in high school next year and she approached me about universities and wanting to avoid states for her rights would be limited. She made the blanket statement of just avoiding the south. But it’s nice to have a more specific list.

That’s great! She should go to school with a planned parenthood gift card.

+1 Priorities for our daughters! Not books, computers, etc but access to abortions.

Access to equality, dear.

You can keep parroting the same crap over and over again but you’re just embarrassing yourself.

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Anonymous wrote:DH and I are both University of Notre Dame graduates as was my FIL. It’s in Indiana and very backward on women’s rights. Neither of our kids are allowed to even apply or accept recruitment.

Why?

Presumably you and your husband turned out fine? Presumably you received a good education, right?

But your kids aren’t allowed the option?

No, our kids are not allowed the option to go to Notre Dame. DH and I turned out fine because Notre Dame and Indiana were very different places in 1973 to 1977. Father Ted Hesburg was President, President Carter spoke at our graduation, the concept of “if you want peace - work for justice” was what the university was about. And if I was raped or got pregnant there was a Planned Parenthood within walking distance.

No, my kids cannot apply to this school even though we loved it in our day. The world has changed as has the school.

Eh, I don’t think it really has.

You’re Catholic, right?

So am I.

I’m also a lady lawyer whose FT day job for the last 25 years has been pursuing social justice.

ND and Georgetown and CUA and the rest have always been anti-abortion conservative bastions. While I’m a bleeding heart liberal who cheers for the Nuns on the Bus and priests who focus on social justice, I realize that Catholic academia is *very very conservative.* Always has been, always will be.

You are looking at your own education through rose colored, nostalgia infused glasses.

Honestly, I think you should let your kids go wherever they want. It’s their life. Plus, living in a liberal bubble isn’t good for liberals. It took me a decade in the social justice trenches before I realized our side wasn’t very effective at building consensus and advancing change. After mingling with the other side, I was much better equipped to change hearts and minds.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Thank you for the list. My daughter will be a senior in high school next year and she approached me about universities and wanting to avoid states for her rights would be limited. She made the blanket statement of just avoiding the south. But it’s nice to have a more specific list.

That’s great! She should go to school with a planned parenthood gift card.

+1 Priorities for our daughters! Not books, computers, etc but access to abortions.

you don’t se‘em to realize it’s not just the access to abortion that she is rejecting. She is rejecting what that stands in terms of women’s rights. She is rejecting the backwards mindset, not the “access to an abortion clinic“. The access to abortion is a symptom of the sickness.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Thank you for the list. My daughter will be a senior in high school next year and she approached me about universities and wanting to avoid states for her rights would be limited. She made the blanket statement of just avoiding the south. But it’s nice to have a more specific list.

That’s great! She should go to school with a planned parenthood gift card.

I think it’s smart that she avoided this south. There’s a correlation with these backwards states and their abortion laws and more lax gun laws. Between the two, that girl is smart to avoid the south altogether.

It’s hard to compete with our southern belles. Probably for the best

the bleach blondes who don't "believe" in evolution? Yeah, met them when I went to school in NC. Didn't care for them

Take your Birkenstocks and mousy long hair to Vermont.

Jesus, stop! You’re trolling and it’s making you look like such a bitter old fool.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Thank you for the list. My daughter will be a senior in high school next year and she approached me about universities and wanting to avoid states for her rights would be limited. She made the blanket statement of just avoiding the south. But it’s nice to have a more specific list.

That’s great! She should go to school with a planned parenthood gift card.

I think it’s smart that she avoided this south. There’s a correlation with these backwards states and their abortion laws and more lax gun laws. Between the two, that girl is smart to avoid the south altogether.

It’s hard to compete with our southern belles. Probably for the best

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:DH and I are both University of Notre Dame graduates as was my FIL. It’s in Indiana and very backward on women’s rights. Neither of our kids are allowed to even apply or accept recruitment.

Why?

Presumably you and your husband turned out fine? Presumably you received a good education, right?

But your kids aren’t allowed the option?

No, our kids are not allowed the option to go to Notre Dame. DH and I turned out fine because Notre Dame and Indiana were very different places in 1973 to 1977. Father Ted Hesburg was President, President Carter spoke at our graduation, the concept of “if you want peace - work for justice” was what the university was about. And if I was raped or got pregnant there was a Planned Parenthood within walking distance.

No, my kids cannot apply to this school even though we loved it in our day. The world has changed as has the school.

Eh, I don’t think it really has.

You’re Catholic, right?

So am I.

I’m also a lady lawyer whose FT day job for the last 25 years has been pursuing social justice.

ND and Georgetown and CUA and the rest have always been anti-abortion conservative bastions. While I’m a bleeding heart liberal who cheers for the Nuns on the Bus and priests who focus on social justice, I realize that Catholic academia is *very very conservative.* Always has been, always will be.

You are looking at your own education through rose colored, nostalgia infused glasses.

Honestly, I think you should let your kids go wherever they want. It’s their life. Plus, living in a liberal bubble isn’t good for liberals. It took me a decade in the social justice trenches before I realized our side wasn’t very effective at building consensus and advancing change. After mingling with the other side, I was much better equipped to change hearts and minds.

No. We have the power of veto and we’re vetoing our alma mater.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Thank you for the list. My daughter will be a senior in high school next year and she approached me about universities and wanting to avoid states for her rights would be limited. She made the blanket statement of just avoiding the south. But it’s nice to have a more specific list.

That’s great! She should go to school with a planned parenthood gift card.

I think it’s smart that she avoided this south. There’s a correlation with these backwards states and their abortion laws and more lax gun laws. Between the two, that girl is smart to avoid the south altogether.

new england winters look better and better

For those who don't like diversity, sure.

because the south is the utopia for diversity?

I actually AM looking for schools with decent diversity for my daughter. She has grown up in NoVA, and is actually a minority in her school as a caucasian child. Our girls have friends of many colors, religious backgrounds, etc. It is absolutely something we would seek in a college. At least 3 of the 4 in New England under serious consideration seem to have a reasonably diverse student body.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Hahah - enjoy your bus boycott

The Bus boycott was 60 years ago and was successful, btw

But 60 years later we are Corp Lawyers with decades of experience as litigators and we will bring Tennessee to its knees as an Example to all other states that violate our civil rights and make felons of our daughters

Haha. Good luck waging your boycott on the Volunteer State.

Btw, what rights is TN poised to “violate.” Is the Supreme Court no longer the arbiter of the law of the land?

You don't seem to get it- corporate women and female corp lawyers don't need to debate your ilk because you have no influence over TN's economy

We will take our case to the Swedish , Dutch and German corporations- all very socially progressive countries- that the state of Tennessee has chosen to make itself completely financially dependent upon for jobs, investment and tax revenue.

You just don't get it and neither do the 5 SCOTUS " judges" - this isn't 1972 America and corp and state's finances are waaaay more dependent on foreign Investment now and women are now litigators..... legions of litigators.

We are never going back to Women dying of illegal abortions, being denied health care and being sentenced as Felons for exercising self autonomy

Starting with TN and Vanderbilt University and making them the 1st Example of what is going to happen to every Red state

TN is a paradise and all your post menopausal complaining won’t slow interest in this state.

By all means, use your “voice”

You poor old soul. You really think Tennessee is paradise? That’s so sadly pathetic.

So...why don't you share with us about your background, alma mater, and hometown?😀

Stop embarrassing yourself, PP.

The only posters embarrassing themselves are those ashamed of their own backgrounds and educations while they look down on others.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Thank you for the list. My daughter will be a senior in high school next year and she approached me about universities and wanting to avoid states for her rights would be limited. She made the blanket statement of just avoiding the south. But it’s nice to have a more specific list.

That’s great! She should go to school with a planned parenthood gift card.

I think it’s smart that she avoided this south. There’s a correlation with these backwards states and their abortion laws and more lax gun laws. Between the two, that girl is smart to avoid the south altogether.

new england winters look better and better

For those who don't like diversity, sure.

because the south is the utopia for diversity?

I actually AM looking for schools with decent diversity for my daughter. She has grown up in NoVA, and is actually a minority in her school as a caucasian child. Our girls have friends of many colors, religious backgrounds, etc. It is absolutely something we would seek in a college. At least 3 of the 4 in New England under serious consideration seem to have a reasonably diverse student body.

Fact: New England is not a diverse area.

[Anonymous]

I am glad I don't even have to veto my alma mater. Our teen wouldn't get in AND we can't afford it

That makes it easier

As a yankee, I never expected to go to a school in the south. But it is a great school and I had a wonderful experience.

Things weren't quite as scary legally then, though