Blog for Choice Day 2009 is Tomorrow!

Tomorrow, January 22, is the anniversary of Roe v Wade and for the past three years, pro-choice bloggers everywhere have been coming together and blogging about reproductive rights and health in order to celebrate the 36th anniversary of the day where women were given a choice. It is important to keep choice in the national spotlight and for that reason, tomorrow, bloggers will be given the opportunity to speak out about choice for another year.

This year, NARAL Pro-Choice America is asking the question: What is your top pro-choice hope for President Obama and/or the new Congress?

Sign up to participate in Blog for Choice day here and after you sign up, be sure to promote this important call to action on your own blog, social networking sites, etc. to ensure that tomorrow, the blogosphere is full of pro-choice bloggers and blog posts!

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