Daniel Williams

University of West Georgia

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Daniel Williams on KCRW

Abortion has come up again and again on the presidential campaign trail and, no surprise, the rhetoric is split along partisan lines.

When did the abortion debate in America begin?

Abortion has come up again and again on the presidential campaign trail and, no surprise, the rhetoric is split along partisan lines.

from Press Play with Madeleine Brand

Abortion has come up again and again on the campaign trail, and the rhetoric is (no surprise) split along partisan lines. Republicans want to overturn Roe v.

The History of Abortion Politics

Abortion has come up again and again on the campaign trail, and the rhetoric is (no surprise) split along partisan lines. Republicans want to overturn Roe v.

from Press Play with Madeleine Brand

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