College and university professors went public on Twitter in response to the US Supreme Court ruling overturned Rowe vs. Wade on Friday. One Stanford professor said that women who can’t afford to kill their unborn child are “barbaric”.
“The Supreme Court’s Roe v. Wade is pushing the country into an abyss where we don’t have civil or human rights,” said Ibram H. Candy, a Critical Race Theorist and Boston University professor.
When women do not have the right to make reproductive choices about their bodies, we lose a fundamental right. All rights are compromised when we lose fundamental rights. 2/5
– Ibrahim X. Sugar (@DrIbram) 24 June 2022
“When women don’t have the right to make reproductive choices about their bodies, we lose a fundamental right,” Candy added in a follow-up tweet. “When we lose fundamental rights, all rights are at stake.”
Associate Professor Jefferson of Stanford University also reacted to the court’s decision, describing women as “barbarians” who cannot kill their unborn children.
“The decision to topple Rowe today is barbaric,” said Jefferson. “It should enrage anyone who thinks that no woman should be forced to give birth in a free country.”
“This decision reminds us of what we’ve known for a long time: an extreme and radical tribunal and increasingly illegitimate,” said the professor.
The decision to topple Rowe today is barbaric. This should infuriate anyone who believes that in an independent country no woman should be forced to give birth.
This decision reminds us of what we have known for a long time: an extreme and radical court and increasingly illegitimate.
– Hakeem Jefferson (@hakeemjefferson) 24 June 2022
“Absolute filth. all this,” complained Christina Keenan, associate professor of political science at Yale University. “When you terminate your pregnancy, survive labor and delivery, your body will never be the same again. You’re stretched, torn, changed forever.”
“Not 40 weeks. this is the rest of your life. Those who do not want should not be forced. period,” Keenan added.
absolute shit. that’s all. When you terminate your pregnancy, survive labor and delivery, your body will no longer be the same as before. You stretch, you tear, you change forever. Not 40 weeks. this is the rest of your life. Those who do not want should not be forced. complete release.
— Christina M. Keenan (@thekinane) 24 June 2022
“We need to get rid of these bastards,” said Rutgers University professor Brittney Cooper, who last year called whites the “bad guys” and praised the low birth rate among whites.
The issue is cruelty.
– Britney Cooper (@ProfessorCrunk) 24 June 2022
Associate Professor Neil Lewis of Cornell University tweeted, “Rethink this passage this morning,” and shared an excerpt from Daniel Zyblatt and Steven Levitsky’s 2018 book How Democracies Die.
I’m thinking about this verse again this morning. From the book How Democracies Die. pic.twitter.com/j065szpd8s
– Neil Lewis Jr., PhD (@NeilLewisJr) 24 June 2022
In 2018, Minnesota State University associate professor Eric Spearle, who accused God of impregnating the Virgin Mary, mother of Jesus, urged the public to become familiar with Planned Parenthood and other abortions. the country’s Christian-theocratic waste fire.
See resources @Plancpills, @AidAccessABDtogether @PPFA maintaining some resemblance of bodily autonomy to the country’s Christian theocratic waste fire. pic.twitter.com/G9T0utaygb
– Dr. Eric Spearle (@DrSpractile) 24 June 2022
The legal principle is simple: “Pass ’em…”. Then, within nine months, their bodies became state property,” tweeted University of Minnesota law professor Richard Painter.
The legal principle is simple: “Catch ’em…”.
Nine months later, their bodies belonged to the state.– Richard W. Painter (@RWPUSA) 24 June 2022
Danielle Allen, a professor at Harvard University’s James Bryant Conant University, reacted by saying the court’s decision meant “reproductive freedom was simply gone.”
The truth of Roe Sud’s sight was hit hard.
My heart and hatred is on anyone to whom reproductive freedom has gone.
Grateful @MassGov She signed an executive order to protect health care providers out of state who serve women.
We will correct the wrong.
– Daniel Allen (@dsallentess) 24 June 2022
“Men will be banned from posting stupid comments on my timeline today. I have no patience for scumbags,” exclaimed King’s College Associate Professor Ayesha Ray.
Men who post nonsense comments on my timeline will now be blocked. I can’t stand donkeys.
– Dr. Ayesha Ray (@DrAyeshaRay) 24 June 2022
“Terrible day,” Ray added. follow tweets. “A lot of nonsense bothers my brain.”
Yale professor Jason Stanley described the surviving Supreme Court decision as “a dystopian nightmare.”
The topic of dystopian nightmare ahead https://t.co/VwJJxIGnzC
– Jason Stanley (@jasonintrator) 24 June 2022
“The Supreme Court, in Roe v. “It’s proving that the government doesn’t believe in my rights,” Wade said. “Marxist lesbian. Emily Drabinsky.
I sat with @NadirLeah I’m listening in the Marriott conference room @ALALlibrary The executive council meeting, the Supreme Court’s Roe v. Wade is proving that the government doesn’t believe in my rights.
– Emily Drabinski (@edrabinski) 24 June 2022
On Friday, the Supreme Court overturned Rowe vs. WadeContinues dobbs Returning the issue of abortion laws and regulations to state legislatures and where the constitution does not include the right to abortion.
You can follow Alana Mastrangelo on Facebook and Twitter at: @Armastrangeloand on instagram.
Source: Breitbart
