Erika Bachiochi
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Fellow @eppcdc | Director of the Wollstonecraft Project @aaicambridge & @fairersexFD | Co-founder of St. Benedict Classical | Happily married mom of many 👶🏻
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Word from
@NotreDame
is that the single credit class being offered this semester on Augustine’s Confessions is packed, every seat taken: 455 students.
The kids are hungry for the true, the good and the beautiful.
Let’s give it to them.
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My husband and I are celebrating 21 years of marriage today. 🎉
This is such a grace - but especially given that my own mom was married and divorced three times in as many years.
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Dozens of Harvard Law students staged a walk out protest of a post-Dobbs panel I spoke on (with Prof. Stephen Sachs) today. The HLS administrator (whose name I've forgotten) handled it beautifully, stating that 'freedom of speech... is a bedrock principle' of legal education...
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The obvious problem with this retort is that the 19th c women's rights advocates -- writing at the time the 14th amendment was ratified (1868) & when legislatures were enhancing CL protections in light of contemporary advances in embryology -- were all opposed to abortion. /1
If Alito gets a majority for his opinion in current form, the dissents are going to be very powerful. Saying women shouldn’t have rights today b/c it wasn’t custom & history in this country for men to grant them to them may not turn be the compelling argument he thinks it is.
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I'm the lone pro-lifer in the
@nytimes
roundtable on a post-Roe America: "The richest country in the history of the world has looked for far too long to readily available abortion as the appropriate response to female poverty." More here:
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For my part, I told the students when I approached the podium that as a pro-choice student at Middlebury College in the 90s, I likely would have walked out too. Those were my people. Glad some of 'my people' stayed & asked excellent Qs. I am better for it. Hoping they are too.
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"The time when marriage was most strongly assoc w duty & least strongly associated with pleasure, was also the time when it was most strongly assoc w joy. Cld it be that the greatest joy of marriage comes from its duties obligations & sacrifices rather than its mere pleasures?"
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"Somewhere in the past few decades, the logical consequences of the liberal consumer revolution began to reveal themselves.“Children will slow you down; relationships are emotional labor; have sex with strangers...." Terrifying good 👇
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This year marks the 10 year anniversary of the classical school I helped to found outside of Boston. We started with 25 students, are now at 240 (with a long waiting list), four separate buildings, and a thriving capital campaign to build a beautiful new building. 🍾🎉
In 2011 Our Lady of Lourdes school in Denver was down to just 90 students. It was on the brink of closing. Then, Rosemary Anderson arrived and implemented a classical curriculum. Today every grade is at capacity with a long waitlist and a second campus.
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Guess Amazon didn’t like that a new book critical of RBG-style autonomy feminism was outpacing its pro-RBG rivals. So they moved my book-an intellectual history& philosophical&legal critique-out of Gender and the Law to...Christian Living/Women. There, it will not threaten.
Thanks to all who pre-ordered: already
#1
new release in Gender and the Law. (Yes, do look at the competition 🤣)
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I was driving home last night silently and prayerfully lamenting a few sad, even terrible, events.
And then, from the backseat, I hear the small sweet voice of my 5 yo reciting Psalm 23 from memory.
The fruits of classical education are for all of us.
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Powerful piece: "For a woman seeking an abortion, these orgs...want the state to be a sanctuary, offering 'gas, lodging, transportation, childcare, doula support, food, lost wages.' But for a woman who wants to carry her unborn child to term...Crickets.1/
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Without a substantive account of human freedom, and its proper end, human excellence, the essential goods of children, family and community...are subordinated to the dominant value of choice dictated by the logic of the market.
From my book, out today.
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Apparently the fact that I think law ought to be tethered to morality was too much for these women. Do you they not know what law is?
Alas, I had some men walk out from a FedSoc event last week when I expressed support for robust family policy.
Guess I’m an equal opp apostate
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My 14yo son was asked in an alum interview at his classical school: what do you think of when you hear ‘the good, the true and the beautiful’?
His answer: my mom
Ok so he clearly needs to set his sights on higher realities than his v flawed mother, but still, it made my day.
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I'm in
@nytopinion
today arguing that the abortion debate takes for granted Lockean views of the person as autonomous and self-owning.
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When abortion=health care --> infanticide=health care, wait until insurers stipulate that health care=infanticide. Skeptical? Check out the business lobby's use of the Roe decision in the mid 1970. Clutching my little ones a bit more closely this AM.
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In a statement protesting my visit tmrw (link below), UVA Law student orgs characterized my views as "fringe" while linking to pieces in the NYT & Politico. Of particular offense: I regard abortion as a "cisgender women's issue."
Gotta love when protesters do your PR for you.
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My inbox is full of people hurling insults at me because I am Catholic.
One key point of rebuttal to nearly all of them: science, not religion, tells us when a human being's life begins.
My article concerns the duties we owe human beings - women, men, and their children too.
I'm in
@nytopinion
today arguing that the abortion debate takes for granted Lockean views of the person as autonomous and self-owning.
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This is untrue. Neither Wollstonecraft nor the early women’s rights advocates denied sex differences. They celebrated women's capacity for motherhood & the duties required of them when they became mothers (i.e., w/ child). They agitated for rights to better carry out their duties
More specifically, feminism’s central tenet (going all the way back to wave 1 even) is that sex differences are primarily social constructed. This is a lie, and has always been a lie.
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Yes,
@nytimes
, horribly and tragically yes.
Now do abortion. Or porn. Or cross sex hormones. Or even divorce. If we could only see all of this as the package deal it is.
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Radical claim of dissent here: "It says that from the very moment of fertilization, a woman has no rights to speak of." Actually, women have myriad political, civil, constitutional rights -- and these rights were won, in part, to fulfill the duties of care we owe to our children.
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Amazing graduation weekend
@NotreDame
. So proud of our eldest daughter (who wrote her thesis on Hildegard & won the philosophy award :) So grateful to all those who nurtured her faith and intellect over these years. Hope this was not our last experience as ND parents.
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Dean of
@CatholicUniv
Business School Andrew Abela passed out this creative visual guide to understanding St Thomas’ Treatise on the Virtues at
@HFHarvard
event on flourishing at work this morning. (Posted w permission.)
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With friends like these, who needs enemies.
Here
@firstthingsmag
, let me fix that for you: In her new book, Erika Bachiochi vindicates women's rights by grounding them in their "moral duties to self, family, fellow citizens & God."
In her new book, Erika Bachiochi vindicates women by incriminating men.
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"Ms. Bachiochi’s essay represents an ongoing strategy by the anti-abortion movement to reframe itself as pro-woman..."
But the 19th c women's rights movement was anti-abortion. It's the abortion rights movement that errs in framing itself as pro-woman.
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They saw abortion as evidence of women's unequal status in society & thereby worked to transform law & culture so it would be more hospitable to women w/ children. Something has gone gravely wrong in "feminism" when "equality" is built upon the very bodies of our children instead
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Today - 13hr road-trip to drop eldest daughters to college
Yesterday - the three of them reminisced together as they brought their American Girl dolls from the attic to gift them, and their bedroom, to their five year old sister.
Sweet beyond words. I am such a grateful mom.
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🙌
@moveincircles
. If Roe goes, the opportunity to reassess late 20th c sacred cows is at hand: the left will need to re-examine its myopic love affair w the sexual rev while the right will have to see more clearly how the post-indust/global econ has upended family economics. 1/
If Roe falls, it spells the end for America’s fragile consensus on the sexual revolution - which will challenge entrenched positions on both Left and Right. Me at
@UnHerd
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Great, happy to advise!
I’d suggest you start by recognizing 1)trans threats to Title IX, 2) the importance of fathers in the economic and emotional well-being of their daughters (& sons & mothers too), & 3) prenatal girls are, well, girls, deserving equal justice too.
NEW: Biden team announces formation of White House Gender Policy Council.
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From privacy in 1973 -> liberty & autonomy in 1992 --> to equality with RBG. Abortion is marketed anew as each rationale is defeated. But "care" may be the worst euphemism yet.
On the 48th Anniversary of Roe v. Wade, we recommit ourselves to ensuring that everyone has access to care—including reproductive health care—no matter their income, race, zip code, health insurance status, or immigration status.
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Encouraged to see
@CatholicUniv
's commitment to parenting students and faculty: “no pregnant mother — and no expectant father — on our campus should feel alone, and none will be alone if they allow the university to walk with them through this season.”🥳
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Groundbreaking ceremony for St. Benedict Classical Academy - ten years in. An amazing milestone for an amazing school. Deo gratias!
Grateful for
@bostoncatholic
Cardinal’s blessing and the opening prayers of
@BpRobertReed
@danbachiochi
@Kflodemat
@BostonCathSupt
@JeremyTate41
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Grateful for the opportunity to talk about my work on the Ezra Klein Show. Take a listen.
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One wonders if this Slate author has ever heard of that age-old “mechanism” by which fathers are best connected to their children (and their children’s mothers): marriage. h/t
@JaceYarbrough
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“I propose … we aim for a political resistance on all fronts against the tyranny of unisex life,” said
@moveincircles
with
@ChristineEmba
and
@Louise_m_perry
@AAICambridge
panel at Harvard last Thursday.
Video to come.
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Victoria Woodhull (1st woman to run for US president, testify before Congress, ardent advocate for women's constitutional equality, radical suffragist): “the rights of children, then as individuals, begin while yet they remain the fetus.” (1870 - NOTE THE DATE) /2
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For all my conservative Christian detractors, I give you this excellent
@firstthingsmag
article by the brilliant
@Louise_m_perry
: "feminism is not opposed to Christianity: It is its descendant."
To paraphrase the 19th c feminist slogan: "Rights for women, chastity for men."
I wrote an essay for
@firstthingsmag
about abortion, infanticide, paganism, and Christianity.
It will make some people angry, but there it is.
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“Having kids, esp lots of them, is…the most fulfilling expression of hope & belief in the future. I like to think that, by making not just one or two babies, but by bringing into the world a whole brood, we are doing our part to inject more vitality into it.”
Me too. ❤️
I wrote a personal thing for a small substack that seems to have a few readers. | I Never Wanted Kids. Number Six Is Due In a Few Months.
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On this Women's Equality Day, we ought to consider how the women who worked for the passage of the 19th amendment actually thought about equality with men.
It wasn't like this.
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The White House will mark Women's Equality Day today by meeting state and local leaders to discuss ways to safeguard access to abortions amid a flurry of legal challenges against its efforts to protect reproductive rights
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On Dec 28, 2020, the Massachusetts House of Representatives voted to override the Governor’s veto of the Roe Act which, inter alia, removes a clause from current law that requires care for a child who survives an abortion. I doubt the chamber saw the horrific irony. But we did.
All hail! ye infant martyr flowers,
Cut off in life’s first dawning hours:
As rosebuds snapt in tempest strife
When Herod sought your Saviour’s life.
—Vespers hymn of Childermas
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If ever there was a time for school choice, it is now.
Let families take their children's education dollars elsewhere.
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Not everyday your journal takes down one of the chief architects of our present madness. And with such dexterity, care and aplomb.
Thanks to MIT philosopher
@byrne_an
and
@FairerSexFD
editor
@SerenaSigillito
for knocking this one out of the park.
Today:
@byrne_a
reviews Judith Butler's new book and finds bad faith, apocalyptic rhetoric, sloppy scholarship...
...and plagiarism.
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"I am definitively loved and whatever happens to me I am awaited by this Love. And so my life is good." - St. Josephine Bakhita
Hard to find a better account of the awe-inspiring power of Christian hope.
I love this work by Janet McKenzie of St Josephine Bakhita whose feast day is today. Enslaved, tortured and finally freed in Italy, she is an example of hopeful perseverance in terrible circumstances.
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Curious thing I've noticed: pro-choicers of old (Naomi Wolf, Camille Paglia, etc) concede that a human being's life is ended in an abortion; younger pro-choice advocates deny that science confirms this, insisting that an embryo is only 'potential life,' akin to an acorn.
Dozens of Harvard Law students staged a walk out protest of a post-Dobbs panel I spoke on (with Prof. Stephen Sachs) today. The HLS administrator (whose name I've forgotten) handled it beautifully, stating that 'freedom of speech... is a bedrock principle' of legal education...
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Very happy to announce that my new book (out in July) is available for pre-order.
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In an article with many tragic stats about how men are fairing today, this one tugged at me the most: “Almost two-thirds report that ‘no one really knows me well.’”
“Many men have retreated into a virtual world, saying that their online life is more meaningful than their actual, real-world life.”
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Epic event at Harvard a week from today:
@Louise_m_perry
@moveincircles
@ChristineEmba
@AAICambridge
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This "confounding" aspect of public opinion is not confounding at all: the public does not understand what Roe holds. So stop asking the question this way.
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"Many women of my generation think they should start having children only once they’ve become a fully-fledged person. But it’s never clear when that completion sets in."
Spot on
@LizWolfeReason
. Raising my children has formed me as much as I've formed them.
“Having my son when I did has given me the unexpected gift of not being able to overthink, to overbuy, to overplan.”
@LizWolfeReason
on what she’s learned from having her son at 26 in Brooklyn.
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"A world w/o Roe is a world lived in the reality of existential interdependence....The reknitting of these interweaving obligations--these solidarities--is the next political and cultural frontier." me
@nytimes
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If you're a fan of
@moveincircles
and living in the North East, you're in luck. Before the MIT event (below), she (and I) will be on a panel together at Assumption College. The next day, she'll join me to discuss her work at Abby's Coffeehouse
@AAICambridge
.
Pick your poison.
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A lovely all female crew of documentarians from CNN just left my house. Hoping the splicing and dicing captures the rich conversation we had about feminism, abortion, our obligations to one another, and the road ahead (or my vision of it anyway).
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My favorite take (thus far) of
@SpencerKlavan
's excellent new book: "But who can build a good life or even a good sex life on safety, fulfillment and pleasure? That is a life for farm animals not people. What about nobility and sacrifice, fruitfulness and joy?" ...
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More from Woodhull: women are "directly charged with the care of embryonic life, upon which so much of future ill or good to its future depends.” (1870) /3
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So looking forward to participating in the
@ND_EthicsCenter
fall conference again this year. One of my very favorite events in the academic year - and not only because I get to visit my children. Hope to see many of you there!
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I just watched Barbie and came away with a very similar take — it’s only when she withdraws from the unsatisfactory solutions in the penultimate scene to walk with her “creator” that she begins to discover who she is, what it would mean to be truly human.
The way out of this mess is NOT—and this is where you have to give Gerwig a ton of credit—to “make your own meaning.”
It is to pay attention to the givenness of your design and submit yourself to who you were created to be.
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NB: I was a pro-choice feminist (& women's studies student at Middlebury College) before coming to see what abortion *is* and what it has wrought for women's equality, so no "on-going strategy" here. "Feminists" always assume pro-life women are but a puppet of some man somewhere.
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My daughter, saying her prayers this morning, launches into a full conversation with her Creator - surrounded by, and temporarily oblivious to, the physical mess around her.
This, I am more convinced daily, is the secret to a happy life.
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Which it appears he himself was simultaneously doing with his children in tow and pregnant wife resting at home (I assume). Love to see it
@RyanTAnd
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So excited that my eldest daughter will be studying with the
@ThomisticInst
Rome program this Spring - at the Angelicum.
Deeply jealous too.
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Video is up for the excellent "Rethinking Feminism" panel with
@ChristineEmba
@Louise_m_perry
@moveincircles
at Harvard last month
@AAICambridge
(awkward camera angle is righted at 10min).
“I propose … we aim for a political resistance on all fronts against the tyranny of unisex life,” said
@moveincircles
with
@ChristineEmba
and
@Louise_m_perry
@AAICambridge
panel at Harvard last Thursday.
Video to come.
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Sarah Norton: “Is there no remedy for all this ante-natal child murder? Perhaps there will come a time when...the unchastity in men will be placed on an equality with the unchastity of women, and when the right of the unborn will not be denied or interfered with.” (1870) /6
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Jean Bethke Elshtain's masterpiece "Public Man, Private Woman" is required reading for anyone interested in a better feminist theory. Here's a 🧵 of key insights from her final chapter:
"I begin with a reaffirmation: familial ties and modes of childrearing are essential... 1
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The country's pro-life organizations are all run by women
@LilaGraceRose
@jeannemfl
@cateici
@secularprolife
@demsforlife
@FCLNEWYORK
@RehumanizeAimee
etc. As Williams' book recalls, the pro-life movement has been led largely by women since its inception.
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"The truth of the matter is that it is just as much a murder to destroy life in its embryonic condition, as it is to destroy it after the fully developed form is attained, for it is the self-same life that is taken.” (1870) /5
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My kids, learning the sex of their newest sibling, 3 1/2 yrs ago. They'd given up hope of having another (old mom and all).
Their enthusiasm for her has never waned: in school speeches & essays, they say that her arrival is the best thing that happened to them. I agree.
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A family member who knows my daughter is going to
@Hillsdale
next year sent me this pic of
@JeremyTate41
singing the praises of classical ed.
Love this: Hillsdale requires students who receive generous scholarships to log in # of hrs at a job - & as a volunteer
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My husband is reading Shakespeare aloud with our 12 yo son while playing Candy-land with our 3 yo daughter. The rest of us are feasting on the sour-dough bread he prepared for us.
It’s a lovely morning.
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🔥
@BishopBarron
: “Now that we’ve established that opposition to abortion is not a matter of sectarian doctrine, can we also admit that any law, by its very nature, imposes on others?”
Read the whole excellent critique of Biden on abortion here:
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Was just admitted to the SCOTUS bar. My thanks to
@EdWhelanEPPC
and Teresa Collett for sponsoring me!
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“Bachiochi makes a persuasive case that as long as we uphold women’s right to end a pregnancy, we conclusively favour the Hobbesian vision of selfhood over one that makes room for dependency and care.”
An honor to have the brilliant
@moveincircles
review my book for
@unherd
.
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So happy to spend time with
@joshjcraddock
at the March (discussing the 14th Amendment, of course).
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Highly recommend this book (albeit a year late) to any interested in how a generally Aristotelean framework can offer an ennobling vision of ethics, politics & economics for the human beings we actually are, living in the world we actually inhabit.
Very exciting day: my author’s copies of The Virtues of Limits (
@OUPPhilosophy
@OxUniPress
@OUPAcademic
) just arrived in the mail!
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More from Woodhull: "Many women who would be shocked at the very thought of killing their children after birth, deliberately destroy them previously. If there is any difference in the actual crime we should be glad to have those who practice the latter, point it out..." /4
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You've been treated unjustly. But what you don't see is that 60 yrs of abortion-as-a-privileged-response to reproductive asymmetry relieved US institutions from having to work to accommodate "a body that can become pregnant."
The "merciless capitalist system"💗s abortion.
Luckily, I have a choice & can refuse to put up with this BS. Solidarity with the women in the US who don’t have a choice – who have to live in a religious state that takes away their abortion rights & work in a merciless capitalist system that punishes them for being pregnant.
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"Once we are on the other side of this fifty year legal battle over Roe, we would all do well to recognize that the answer to injustice against vulnerable people is not abortion — itself an injustice against the vulnerable — but systemic structural change instead." End.
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“Today’s parents often encourage their teens and young adult children to postpone or discount love and marriage in favor of focusing on education, work and financial success…they are doing [them] a disservice, given the value of kith and kin for their…meaning and happiness”
"A large majority of American parents are prioritizing work & money for their children over marriage and parenthood."
That's a big mistake.
My latest w/
@AlysseElHage
on latest
@pewresearch
:
@Deseret
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Mattie Brinkerhoff: “When a man steals to satisfy hunger, we may safely conclude that there is something wrong in society—so when a woman destroys the life of her unborn child, it is an evidence that by education or circumstances she has been greatly wronged.” (1969) /8
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Love this interview
@CRPakaluk
- especially this 👇🏼
Up
@CityJournal
today, a short Q&A on the book and its approach.
"...this project has given witness to the fruits of learning from people who model key aspects of civilizational health.
Social science is obsessed with dysfunction. But the intellectual and moral habits of
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Deeply honored and humbled to receive this year’s Nolan Award from the Boston Catholic Lawyers Guild. Though far more learned than me, Judge Nolan was also a daily communicant whose love of the law and devotion to his big family were an expression of his love of God.
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🧵for those
@maiden_podcast
listeners (and others) interested in hearing from Wollstonecraft and 19th c American women's rights advocates on these points...
"Before the second wave, pretty much, all feminists were pro-life"
In the latest episode of MMM,
@louise_m_perry
and
@erikabachiochi
discuss the memory-holing of a period of feminism which held views counter to much of the modern movement.
Full episode:
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So pleased with the attention my book is still receiving.
It's being translated into Spanish -- more on that soon...
Next month, the Reading Wheel Review will focus on The Rights of Women: Reclaiming a Lost Vision by Erika Bachiochi. Grab a copy and join the dialogue!
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To increase economic growth, the Treasury Secretary tells us we need women to be workers. For women to be workers, they can't be mothers too for then we'd have to change how we think about everything. And that's no good. So don't let Roe go.
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First day on Harvard Law campus and the students gathered next to me are discussing the Rosary. Feeling right at home,
@avermeule
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My thoughts on Romney's child allowance, leaning on my mentor, Mary Ann Glendon: “A nation without a conscious family policy has a family policy made by chance.”
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"Rather than seeking to outsource young children’s care to paid professionals, policy should aim to better enable parents to spend more time caring for their young children themselves, especially in the critical first five years of life."
@FamStudies
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Tx for the shout-out, Richard. Sexual asymmetry means both that women are disproportionately burdened by sex's consequences & men are disproportionately burdened by sexual desire. How sex's magnificent consequences should be shared & desires expressed are civilization-shaping Qs.
"Mature masculinity does not require an abandonment of sexual desire. Quite the opposite. That desire is one of the things that is great about being a man. Expressed in the right way, it is a vital and valuable ingredient in most relationships."
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Excited to head out to ND this week to speak to the pro-life club and then at the great
@ND_EthicsCenter
fall conference. Sat aftn panel with
@LeahLibresco
&
@FavaleAbs
should be great fun. Our topic: "The Dignity of the Sexed Body: Asymmetry, Equality & Real Repro Justice."
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Looking forward to participating in the
@ND_EthicsCenter
conference and showing the place off to my Irish-aspiring son.
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Merry Christmas from the Bachiochis, dressed here for a whodunnit Christmas Eve - can you guess the guilty party?
L-R: the actress; the nun; the professor; the strongman; the butler; the spy; the detective; in front, the Duchess and her cat.
@danbachiochi
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We human beings are at our origins familial beings who need, for their mature development, the give and take within families where each is properly responsible for the others. All policy is, then, in one way or another, family policy.
My remarks
@ISI
yesterday.
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Nearly 10 yrs after helping to found St Benedict Classical Academy - - we've grown from 23 students to more than 200.
The school itself is a great source of hope but so are all the calls we receive from parents around the country looking to replicate!
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