Pro-Life, Pro-Choice Progress
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Posted Thursday, Nov. 18, 2010, at 9:18 AM
Recently, pro-life and pro-choice thinkers met at Princeton University for a frank, open-minded discussion of their differences and possible areas of collaboration. It was a useful conversation, illuminating several steps each side could take to advance a common agenda. Here are the takeaways for pro-lifers —and for pro-choicers .
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