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Sweet! Two suggestions for shows I made on Open Source’s “Suggest a Show” thread are under consideration: one centered around “ [...]

For the past 33 years — since, as they see it, the wanton era of the 1960′s culminated in the Supreme Court’s Roe v. Wade decision in 1973 — American social conservatives have been on an unyielding campaign against abortion. But recently, as the conservative tide has continued to swell, this campaign has taken on a broader scope. Its true beginning point may not be Roe but Griswold v. Connecticut, the 1965 case that had the effect of legalizing contraception. “We see a direct connection between the practice of contraception and the practice of abortion,” says Judie Brown, president of the American Life League, an organization that has battled abortion for 27 years but that, like others, now has a larger mission.

Dan Savage has argued that conservative assaults on gay rights were just the beginning:

The GOP’s message to straight Americans: If you have sex, we want it to f*** up your lives as much as possible. No birth control, no emergency contraception, no abortion services, no life-saving vaccines. If you get pregnant, tough s***. You’re going to have those babies, ladies, and you’re going to make those child-support payments, gentlemen. And if you get HPV and it leads to cervical cancer, well, that’s too bad. Have a nice funeral, slut.

Russel Shorto has written about the “war on contraception” in the NY Times magazine.

Is there a war on sex? Are sexual freedoms being threatened? Savage asks, “What’s it going to take to get a straight-rights movement off the ground?” A show dedicated to exploring that issue might be interesting. In addition to Savage and Shorto, Susie Bright or Tristan Taormino would be good people to talk to.

But in an era when heterosexual marriage is supposedly “under attack” because of possible gay marriages, and there’s much discussion of what makes a marriage in the first place, a discussion with people whose marriages work could be fascinating.

The book of multicultural essays by 24 women writers is called “Why I’m Still Married: Women Write Women Write Their Hearts Out on Love, Loss, Sex, and Who Does the Dishes”. It was on The Boston Globe’s local bestsellers list for 8 weeks after it came out in February. You can reach the co-editors Karen Propp and Jean Trounstine through their website: http://www.whyimstillmarried.com/. The men’s book is “Committed : Men Tell Stories of Love, Commitment, and Marriage”, and is edited by Chris Knutsen and David Kuhn.

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