These via
tamago23:
Breaking the Silence: On Living Pro-Lifers' Choice for Women, an essay on living out the life of a woman who's given a child up for adoption (executive summary: worse than having an abortion), and
The Greatest Cliché: The Unexamined Propaganda of "Political Correctness", an interesting essay that explores the roots of "political correctness" in the ideological conformity of Maoist China, and its manifestation in the right-wing contemporary American politics.
If you only read one, read "Breaking the Silence", and read the comments. It'll suck up a couple or three hours, but it's well worth it. It's expanded my perspective on choice issues by illuminating some of the many,
many issues that surround adoption, including the pretty much complete lack of any aftercare for the women who's given up a child and spends her life wondering about it every. Single. Day. Afterwards. The comments also include many stories from women who have adopted children, women who have given up children for adoption, and people who were adopted after their mothers gave them up. A lot of different perspectives.
I guess I should mention that if you fall into any of those categories you might find the discussion triggery, but it might be a late now...
It hasn't altered my stance, since I'm pro-choice anyway, for what
that matters since my considered opinion is that anyone with a penis has no fucking business expressing any opinion whatsoever on women's reproductive issues.