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21 de jun. de 2022 · Since then the plaintiff, Bill Baird, has worked tirelessly to ensure access to reproductive health care around the country. Baird joins us on his 90th birthday. Here & Now Anytime.
8 de jun. de 2022 · Reproductive rights activist Bill Baird reflected on more than 50 years of abortion rights activism in a new interview with Men's Health.
11 de jul. de 2022 · More than 50 years later, Bill Baird still has a chip on his shoulder. In April 1967, the pro-choice activist was invited to speak in front of roughly 2,000 Boston University students. At that lecture, held at what was then called Hayden Hall (now the Tsai Performance Center), he gave a 19-year-old unwed female student a condom and contraceptive foam.
Meet Bill Baird. It has been the greatest honor serving as the mayor of the finest city in the state. I am continually inspired by so many amazing citizens serving others through their work, volunteerism, and philanthropy. Our success has been dependent upon being role models for the community in our behavior, decorum, and respect for one ...
Why Bill Baird Matters. When an unmarried woman fills her birth control prescription she doesn't think of him. When a teenage boy purchases condoms over-the-counter he doesn't think of him. When a woman exercises her right to an abortion she doesn't think of him. And when anyone asserts that they have a "right to privacy" they don't think of him.
21 de dic. de 2023 · A new documentary tells the story of Bill Baird, a reproductive rights activist frequently jailed for handing out contraceptives. When Arkansas teenager Jada Portillo learned that the theme of the 2019 National History Day competition was “Triumph and Tragedy, ” she knew that she wanted her presentation to focus on the fight for ...
21 de jun. de 2022 · Baird, and it’s been called the precursor to Roe v. Wade. Well, the “Baird” in that case is Bill Baird , then a young activist for women’s reproductive rights. In the ensuing years he won a number of other legal battles, was arrested at least eight times in five states, founded the Parents Aid Society, and worked tirelessly to ensure access to reproductive health care around the country.
