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New York, NY,October 2, 2007 (theinterim.com) - I didn’t relish the prospect of spending my evening sitting in on a National Organization of Women event, but I couldn’t help but be curious. A colleague of mine had chanced upon an announcement for the monthly meeting where feminist reporter Eleanor Bader would be speaking about her experience after “infiltrating” the National Right to Life Committee Convention this past June. How could I pass up the opportunity to hear some of “the other side’s” observations about pro-lifers?
Walking into the meeting that evening, I couldn’t help but feel a little apprehensive. My goal was to sit in on the meeting and “blend in.” I walked into a small, crowded office with virulently purple walls covered in signs with the familiar battle cry of “Keep Abortion Legal” and random bowls of condoms scattered on desks.
After signing in with the two smiling, college-aged greeters at the door, I settled myself into a far corner of the room to observe the proceedings.
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Walking into the meeting that evening, I couldn’t help but feel a little apprehensive. My goal was to sit in on the meeting and “blend in.” I walked into a small, crowded office with virulently purple walls covered in signs with the familiar battle cry of “Keep Abortion Legal” and random bowls of condoms scattered on desks.
After signing in with the two smiling, college-aged greeters at the door, I settled myself into a far corner of the room to observe the proceedings.
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