The Janes

2022

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Reviewed by midnitepantera8 / 10

Amazing Women!!

I can't believe the risks these woman took back in the day! WOW!!! And now here we are back to girls and women dying with coat hangers and on butchers tables!! As I've said Before.. YOUR GOD is NOT EVERYONES GOD!!! This is NOT something that Men get to decide on (A Woman's Body)!!

If Men had to give birth, the human race would have went extinct!!! And alot of girls and women die during pregnancy, while giving birth, after pregnancy. And Now even if you were RAPED, your just Forced to have a Baby to Remind you for the Rest of Your life!!

I am Pro-choice and against late stage abortion (unless the woman's life is in danger). I prefer that there be easier and free birth control to any girl or woman and access to Plan B pills. But even birth control is NoT 100% effective, sadly. And the Rich People will still be getting their abortions, and many of the men who pulled down Roe v Wade, will be paying for their mistresses, or girlfriend, or daughters abortions. But the poor women, the rape victims, the incest victims are the ones whom will suffer, along with alot of children brought into this world, unwanted, put into overflowing orphanages, with every 10% of US births being born addicted to drugs and suffering the HORROR of withdrawal. They will be abused, raped, killed, kidnapped, tortured, suffer mental illness and if they are lucky enough to make it to elementary school age, they will have to learn how to dodge bullets in class thanks to the same people who are pulling down Row v WADE! :O

Even Ireland finally realized that they needed to allow for abortion rights. And here goes the USA back to the DARK AGES!!! I think Women will start migrating away from the USA in the future.

We NEED More Janes!!! :(

Reviewed by paul-allaer7 / 10

On the very day that Roe v. Wade is officially overturned...

Last night I watched "The Janes" (2022 release; 101 min),and per the usual, it was my intent to write up a review the next morning, meaning today. While it had been rumored for months, little did I know that indeed the Supreme Court would officially overrule Roe v. Wade today (more on that later).

As to "The Janes", co-directed by Emma Pildes and Oscar-nominated Tia Lessin, we meet the brave women in Chicago who in the late 60s stood up for women's medical and reproductive rights, and seeing that desperate women would do desperate things, these "Janes" organized an underground network of abortion counselors and providers, at great personal risk. The film makers were able to interview so many of the original Janes all these years later, and their stories continue to resonate. The documentary contains plenty of terrific archive footage of what Chicago was like in the late 60s. All in all, this is well worth checking out, and of course the timing of its recent release could not be more on point for obvious reasons. "The Janes" is now streaming on HBO Max, and if you have any interest in gender equality issues, I'd readily suggest you check this out and draw your own conclusion.

As to today's ruling by the Supreme Court, shame on all of them. American exceptionalism? More like America being the laughing stock of the Western world (the ONLY Western country where abortion rights are not guaranteed). Of course, I always tell people that any country gets the politicians they deserve. You elect a crook and a thug like Trump, and this is what it leads to, and sadly yet more such thuggery may be coming. Today is a very sad and dark day in this country's history, much like the January 6 insurrection and all that that entails. In 20-30-40 years from now, people will look back at this and say "what in the world were they thinking back then???".

Reviewed by neanah_e-9466410 / 10

Compelling Documentary

The Janes is a well told and compelling documentary about a group of women in Chicago who helped women who needed abortions in the pre-Roe era get them Highly recommend,

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