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A second cut on circumcision, politics, and rhetoric

Posted on June 10, 2011 by David S. Meyer

Crusaders against circumcision (intactivists) face the same sorts of challenges as activists on a wide range of other causes.  They want parents to choose not to circumcise their sons AND they want the government to prohibit circumcision–and punish adults involved … Continue reading →

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Anti-circumcision campaign cut short

Posted on June 9, 2011 by David S. Meyer

Male circumcision dates back to a deal that Abraham made with God, as far as I know; most Jewish and Muslim parents still circumcise their sons to show that they’re keeping their end of the bargain.  Of course, in many … Continue reading →

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