Blog Detail
'NYC Unrated and Unfiltered
http://unratedunfiltered.blogspot.com/
A fresh, witty look at women's health and reproductive rights
- Added on: Jul 30th, 2007
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Samantha
- Listed in: Culture Medicine
- Tags: abortion women's health women's rights birth control planned parenthood reproductive health
Recent Posts
Reminder: Check out our new blog!
Just a reminder: If you're not reading our new blog, UnratedUnfitered.com you should be! A few things you may have missed: A Weekly News roundupThese condoms are decorated with the faces of dictatorsPPNYC called on the New York State Senate to make w...
We're Moving!
Hey Kids! We've finally decided that we've been using a .blogspot address for too long. Over the next few weeks we'll be rolling out our new blog, with its very own URL: UnratedUnfiltered.com. But for now we wanted to give you all a sneak peak at the...
What the Internet Thinks: Condoms Good, Birth Control Bad, and Abortion is a Tricky Issue
A friend of mine sent me a link to the web site What Does The Internet Think? which, according to the description, uses search engine results to get a general sense if the Internet is positive, negative or neutral on any given topic.So of course what...
Should Sex Ed Always Be Sex-Positive?
A friend sent me this link to a new Sex Ed web site called Sex.Really., sponsored by The National Campaign to Prevent Teen and Unplanned Pregnancy. Unlike some other sex ed web sites, it's geared towards women in their 20's, and is designed to "provi...
Weekly News!
Here's what you might have, but shouldn't have, missed in the news last week: Joan Malin, CEO of Planned Parenthood of New York City, is quoted in the New York Times on the Clinic Access Bill. The Rachel Maddow Show, on MSNBC, highlights Planned Pare...
Do you listen to your friends when it comes to birth control?
Check out this hilarious new video from Sarah Haskins, all about Lady Friends!Sarah's stuff is hilarious, and this one is sure no exception. But it got me thinking -- as much as the advertising industry may try and unrealistically use the concept of ...
