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A quick definition of reproductive rights:

Reproductive rights are the rights that protect a person's ability to make decisions about having children. This includes the right to choose whether or not to become pregnant, have an abortion, or get sterilized. It also means that a person should be able to make these decisions without being forced or discriminated against. These rights are protected by laws and international human-rights agreements.

A more thorough explanation:

Reproductive rights refer to a person's legal and constitutional rights to control their procreative activities. This includes the right to make decisions about pregnancy, abortion, and sterilization without facing discrimination, coercion, or violence.

For example, a woman has the right to decide whether or not to become pregnant and to have access to safe and legal abortion services. She also has the right to choose to be sterilized if she does not want to have children in the future. These decisions should be made freely and without interference from others.

Reproductive rights are protected by international human-rights law, which recognizes the importance of personal bodily autonomy and the right to make decisions about one's own body.

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12:58
And, incidentally, show NYC is more expensive (Manhattan is 33% above U.S. average, Brooklyn 16%, Queens 15%) but not super different from Chicago (5% above average), so $110K in New York is about $83K in Chicago
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*110K in Manhattan = 83K in Chicago
from my experience food cant be differ by that much but rent is way way way higher in manhattan
Guys I just did a timed practice and got a 178 I think I’m gonna cry
14:03
did anyone get a response from fordham
I asked this earlier and forgot to look at the answer before it disappeared but what should be the difference between my 1st and 2nd LOCI? It’s the only school I applied to and they know I will 100% attend and what I’ve been up to since I applied
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At that point just reaffirm you’re still interested and everything you said holds true I think
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17:23
i’m kinda like the honor levy of my generation
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SpitefulAcceptablePheasant
18:06
Do splitters need something sexy on their apps? 176 but 3.4 GPA and nothing really compelling. Decent essays, but nothing out of this world
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18:25
@SpitefulAcceptablePheasant: I’m not sure what your goals are but it’s always helpful to have a strong application! You have a whole summer to add on to your profile! I think another helpful exercise could be using the search function here to see what apps with your numbers did in their wisdom to be successful at your goal schools.
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KimchiQueen
18:30
Oof what happened here?
KimchiQueen
18:30
Did someone say a bad thing?
CoordinatedKindGobbler
18:31
lmao what happened
All I saw was someone said they had a 1.6 GPA and were considering applying to law school
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18:36
Hahaha 😂 ⚰️ 👻 sorry just a troll being weird! This is really not a good part of the cycle! Hope everyone is having fun though!
KimchiQueen
18:40
@ararara: haha all good! good riddance if it was a troll
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