Media
Myths
Roe v. Wade and the
Current Supreme Court -- October 4, 2005
L.A.
Times' Supreme Court reporter provides a revealing new look at the origins
and true scope of Roe v. Wade -- September 14,
2005
NRLC: Some journalists gullible on biased fetal pain
paper -- August 25, 2005
NRLC memo refutes media myths on human cloning
legislation
-- Updated September 13, 2005
Associated Press
and other news media distort Roe v. Wade and public opinion on
abortion policy
-- November 29, 2004
"Kerry Ad on Abortion: Fuzzy Math." The Annenberg Center's FactCheck.org
critiques the John Kerry campaign's claim that the Supreme Court is split
5-to-4 on Roe v. Wade -- April 24, 2004
Reuters
editor disciplined for e-mail blasting unborn and President
Bush
-- Sept. 5, 2004
As Justice Blackmun's
papers are released, will the news media revive old myths about Roe v. Wade
and Blackmun?
--
March
3, 2004
"Surgical Editing: A Case Study in Pro-Abortion Media
Bias," by NRLC Legislative Director Douglas Johnson
-- December 23, 2003
"The Partial-Birth
Abortion Ban Act: Misconceptions and Realities," by NRLC Legislative
Director Douglas Johnson -- November 5, 2003
"Gannett News Service again disseminates discredited myths," by NRLC
Legislative Director Douglas Johnson
--
Oct. 3, 2003
"Partial Truths: The Media Mistell Partial-Birth
Abortion Stories," by National Review's Kathryn Jean Lopez
--
Oct. 2, 2003
"Discredited Myths About Partial-Birth Abortion -- and Some Journalists Who Won't Let Go of Them," by NRLC Legislative Director Douglas Johnson --
Sept.
6, 2003
Memorandum:
Revival of Some Old Myths on Roe v. Wade
and Partial-Birth Abortion -- February
14, 2003
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Memorandum:
Revival of Some Old Myths on Roe v. Wade
and Partial-Birth Abortion -- February
14, 2003
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Memorandum:
Revival of
Some Old Myths on Roe v. Wade and Partial-Birth Abortion
--
February 14, 2003
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A
Washington Post reporter clearly explains the true legal scope of Roe v.
Wade
(Sept 17, 1996)
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An article by the Vice President and Executive Editor of the Associated
Press, warning "it's wrong to say only that the court approved abortion in
the first three months." (September 4, 1981)
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An editor at The New York Times explains the paper's policy against using
the misleading formulation that Roe v. Wade legalized abortion "in the first
three months of pregnancy" (July 26, 1982)
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Under the legal doctrine of Roe v.
Wade, it's not what you are, it's where you are. For over 12 weeks, one baby
girl was a legally protected "person," but her TWIN SISTER was not. Read
about it
here. – April 2, 1997
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Journalism
Quiz -- March 14, 2002
NRLC Memo
to Media: To the Associated Press, a born-alive human
infant is still a "fetus"
--
March 13, 2002
A transcript of a 20-minute report in which the PBS TV
documentary program MEDIA MATTERS examined how the major news media gullibly
accepted and transmitted pro-abortion misinformation on partial-birth
abortion in 1995 and 1996 --
January, 1997
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