Welcome to Litsy!

I wanted so much more. Maybe that‘s not fair, maybe I‘m expecting something that couldn‘t really be written before Roe actually fell, but there‘s a lot of speculation in here that is irrelevant now. Many sections are just print-outs of websites (based on the assumption of them becoming inaccessible at some point post-Roe). The Resources section, conversely, is only online. 🤷🏻‍♀️ This could be a good start, but I sure hope there‘s more out there.

Yeah…that word is “flouting.”

While a lot of this book is useful and important, there are also lots of this, and references to sections that aren‘t in the book at all. I feel like this update didn‘t get edited at all.

Taxpayers will always be forced to fund programs they disagree with. Taxes fund wars, jails, bailouts for the rich, stadiums and sports arenas and all sorts of programs many oppose. Yet somehow a moral objection by a minority of Americans to the legal act of terminating a pregnancy has become an issue so sacrosanct that abortions has [sic] been removed line by line from the entire US tax code. That‘s not a reasonable moral objection, that‘s 👇🏻

I have two books I just started and an ongoing read…yet I think this one just jumped the line. I‘m glad I bought this when the leaked opinion came out, because I wonder how long it will even be legal to get this book. 🤬

I read this when it came out but the new edition just came out.