I started a rant last week in The Lifeline:

Not only do women not know about their own fertility — something I will safely generalize — the whole of women’s health care is one big scandal of not actually finding what’s wrong with women’s health, but masking unwanted symptoms, often with carcinogens that also can work to prevent pregnancy.

Not only do women not know about their own fertility — something I will safely generalize — the whole of women’s health care is one big scandal of not actually finding what’s wrong with women’s health, but masking unwanted symptoms, often with carcinogens that also can work to prevent pregnancy.

But I was already running long, so I about left it there before returning to AOC’s egg files.

Today I see this in the New Republic, reminding me that there is never a day in the United States when it’s not an appropriate day for such a rant about the scandal that you would think feminists would be up in arms about if they weren’t too busy applauding priorities like legal infanticide in........

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