Post Traumatic Race Discrimination Stress Syndrome

 LET'S GET ZEN My, what a blow to humankind June 24, 2022 Will forever Go down in Infamy Our own U.S. government Federal, of all the nobility Attacked more than 51% Americans Yes, Americans Many that felt that tragedy Felt the end of the world This will be trauma to so many Unthinkable suicide attempts Has the Supreme Court Gone mad Or lost its sense of balance When 3 unqualified  Candidates for SCOTUS The highest honor Were appointed By a rogue man With a fake personality I won't say his name For fear I'll  vomit He has a rat in his brain And it is eating it away So why? Because he lied Said the wise blind man So while the women Were dancing, deciding Driving, doodling Ordering, Observing Planning, playtime A missle of shock And devestation struck No more Roe To protect us  Was the cry But Roe NEVER DIED WE WILL MARCH WE WILL FIGHT SUPREME COURT JUST YOU WAIT A TSUNAMI IS ABOUT TO BREAK FORTH JUSTICE WILL PREVAIL  AMEN And now that We rallied Screamed Cried Hug...

This is a continuation of my last blog. The decision of the 5 to 4 Roe vs Wade decision was made in January of 1973. I was a teenager, restless and easily distracted, and was aware of the decision, but felt at the time a topic unrelated to my day to day life... ...as long as I minded my p's and q's... ..which I  did. My fellow church mates at the local Baptist church never brought up the topic. Perhaps too egregious of a discussion to be brought up in Sunday School. In the later years, abortion became a very hot topic. Anti-abortion protests erupted. Abortion doctors were murdered and death threats to healthcare providers were prevalent.  Even if l felt sad or angry of a child being yanked away from natural life l failed to realize at the time the dire and devastating consequnce of an unwanted pregnancies that women face. That persuasion allowed me to see the while picture. As I said in my last blog, this recent overturn of Roe will put a vast population of Americans in a ment...

This is going to be a long, but necessary debate, but without unnecessary rebuttals. My first observation is that the "pro-lifers" are elated over the decision by the Supreme Court. Their religious valuing of life is well-meaning but but misguided and dangerous. While this debate rages on, women across America are dying. Lack of access to natal care will become more prominent if we don't reach out to these targeted communities, often in rural, small town and Indigenous communities. The decision to turn down Row will have far-reaching consequences: the disappearance of pre-natal and post-natal care facilities in rural and remote communities. First of all we must talk about birth control, BEFORE bringing up the topic of abortion. The far right wants easy answers to fit their insightless agenda. There are no easy solutions. However, l haven't seen anyone that supports anti-abortion discuss the fact that men play a role in this. Way too many women are being impregnated by...

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