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1 day ago · As Sarah Elaine Harrison, a Texas-based attorney and author of a recent New York Times opinion piece entitled “Both My Abortions Were Necessary. Only One Gets Sympathy.,” explains, “it is ...
4 days ago · Sarah Harrison in The New York Times: Here are two abortion stories. Both are mine. Both came with heartache and upheaval — and both prevented heartache and upheaval. One was an experience common to many abortion patients, but one that people often look on with disdain. The other was the sort that generally garners public sympathy.
4 days ago · What: Writer Sarah Elaine Harrison has an essay in the New York Times about the two abortions she’s had in her life – one that elicits sympathy due to a fetal anomaly, the other, distaste or derision for a choice of timing. Why it matters: “My two abortions were a decade apart and different in so many ways.
4 days ago · Sarah Harrison is a lawyer and researcher who lives in Texas with her family. The Times is committed to publishing a diversity of letters to the editor.
5 days ago · On Tuesday, September 24, the Strauss Center for International Security and Law and the Clements Center for National Security, will host Ambassador Larry André and Sarah Harrison to discuss "Rising Tensions in Northeast Africa." Millenia old hydrology worries, centuries old national rivalries, and a decades old secessionist movement converge to generate rising tensions in Northeast Africa ...
3 days ago · 00:52:05 - Hi guys, we’re back with a quick episode, and we’re super excited to announce the birth of our sweet little babe Tate! 🎉 Harrison and I are sharing … My birth story & first week postpartum - Just Alex (podcast) | Listen Notes
5 days ago · New York Times Opinion (@nytopinion). 4 Likes. "Here are two abortion stories. Both are mine," writes Sarah Elaine Harrison. "Both came with heartache and upheaval — and both prevented heartache and upheaval. One was an experience common to many abortion patients, but one that people often look on with disdain. The other was the sort that generally garners public sympathy. I wish they both ...
