What Does Trust Women Mean to You?

by Nancy Keenan · 2010-01-21 06:57:00 UTC
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Nancy Keenan is part of Change.org's Changemaker network, comprised of leading voices for social change.

At NARAL Pro-Choice America, we believe that women should make their own personal, private decisions about their reproductive health. That’s what keeps us inspired to come to work each and every day –- no matter the obstacles we face politically or in our personal lives.

That’s why I’m turning to you today.

As most of you probably know, tomorrow is the anniversary of Roe v. Wade. The 37th anniversary, to be exact … and it’s also the 5th annual Blog for Choice Day. As you might remember from previous Blog for Choice Days, NARAL Pro-Choice America poses a question to bloggers before the anniversary, and then asks them to blog their answer on January 22.

Last year, more than 500 people participated in this effort. We'd love to beat that record this year, so we hope you will join us!

In honor of Dr. George Tiller, who often wore a button that simply read, “Trust Women,” this year's Blog for Choice Day question is: What does Trust Women mean to you?

Tomorrow, January 22 -– please share what this means to you on your Facebook or MySpace page, blog, web site, or Twitter page.

By proudly writing about what Trust Women means to you, you can empower others you can reach people who may not have considered what it means to be pro-choice and give them reasons to join the pro-choice cause.

Sign-up here so that we can show the level of support we have. And if you blog, be sure to tag your post “blog for choice.”

Now, let’s get out there tomorrow and flood the online world with pro-choice posts and comments.

Photo credit: Internets Dairy

Nancy Keenan is the president of NARAL Pro-Choice America.
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