Abortion in the United States

A. Supreme Court decisions (Tonn, 1996)

1. Roe v. Wade (1973) (Sullivan, 1994)

2. Webster v. Reproductive Health Services (1989)

3. Planned Parenthood of Southeastern Pennsylvania v. Casey (1992)

4. Leavitt v. Jane L. (Calabresi, 1996).

1. Pro-choice advocates (Morgan, 1989; Sullivan, 1994; Steinem, 1994)

2. Anti-choice advocates (Marquis, 1993; Wilson, 1996; Sommers, 1994)

3. American political and legal systems (see court decisions)

4. Women with unwanted pregnancies

5. Fetuses--physical, moral, legal status (Warren, 1993; Morgan, 1989; Conklin, 1997)

II. Background of abortion problem (Railsback, 1984; Steinem, 1996; Sullivan, 1994; Conklin, 1997)

A. Cause: Unwanted pregnancies--statistics (Stein, 1998)

B. Cause: Competing advocacy positions, moral arguments (Arkes, 1992; Tonn, 1996)

C. Abortion availability (Steinem, 1996; Myers & Woods, 1996)

III. Abortion as a social issue: American culture wars and group belief systems

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