The Michigan Daily-Friday, June 9,1989-Page 5

Speaker:
women s.
choice is
i .
rBY ANN MAURER
Women's choice should be a
right, not a privilege, feminist so-
cialist Diane Feeley said to a group
of 30 people at the Guild House Feeley AMIT BHAN/Daily
Tuesday. ...abortion must be kept legal
Feeley strongly advocates a femi-
nist movement, not solely an abor- Accessibility is often limited by
tion movement. the protests of Pro-Life activists,
Making abortion illegal, will not said Feeley. These activists use vari-
make it non-existent, said Feeley. ous tactics to prevent abortions such
"Whether legal or illegal, as denying women medical coverage,
*abortion maintains itself at about the driving up the cost of abortions, and
same rate," she said. "The only dif- forcing counselors to instill fear into
ference is the trouble caused to women seeking abortions.
women." Feeley has a vision of an ideal,
In the 1800s, Feeley said abor- socialist society in which women
tion and those who performed it were have full choice, but she realizes
usually defended. Even though doc- revolution is not around the corner.
tors who performed abortions were "The task of our lifetime is to
arrested, they were quickly bailed out transform society," Feeley said.
by supporters, she said.
"Abortion was always seen as
something needed in society," said
Feely.
By the 1950-60s laws became
liberalized said Feeley. She noted a ---
change in public opinion.
"The majority of people sup- Apply n
ported abortions," she said.
In 1973, after much struggle and tions in
protest, the Supreme Court legalized-
abortion. This decision was a huge Advertis
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her fight. "We want abortion not Publications Bldg. 420
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'U' officials uncertain about
attorneys on ACLU filing
BY DIANE COOK between races and men and women, "What people don't realize is that
The University said this week and "has reason to believe that if he the University, as an employer and
they are unsure about what kind of expressed such ideas in his psy- institution of higher learning has to
legal action to take concerning the chology classes, he would or could maintain the rights of students and
ACLU's filing of a suit against the be charged with a violation of the employees and to see to the respect
anti-discrimination policy last (anti-discrimination) policy." of their civil liberties," said Zaida
Thursday. "I think (the anti-discrimination Giraldo, University director of
"We only received the suit on policy) is too broad," said Howard affirmative action. "We have a legal
Friday," said Executive Director of Simon, ACLU Michigan Director. obligation to protect individuals
University Relations, Walt Harrison. "It's the wrong way to deal with from harassment."
"...We have an option to decide what racism and sexism on campus. If all Those students most affected by
to do - to contract it (to an outside the flyers and jokes disappeared on racist, homophobic, or sexist attacks
law firm) or handle it in-house." campus, not all the racism and agree that some anti-discrimination
Assistant General Counsel Dan sexism would." policy is needed.
Sharphorn said the University usu- Simon said the University's anti- "I think that we have to separate
ally hires outside law assistance discrimination policy is in violation the right to free speech from the
involving litigation cases. of the first amendment. right to harass people. Just as
The suit against the University someone can't yell fire in a crowded
was filed by a graduate student But with a campus plagued by building, people don't have the right
conducting research in biological racistincidents, University officials to repeatedly verbally harass other
psychology, who has chosen to re- maintain the policy implemented in people," medical student and United
man anonymous.t beginning of this year is needed Coalition Against Racism member
to protect other constitutional rights. Michael Wilson said.
According to the ACLU press

release, the student is studying the
bio-psychological differences


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