A newly released publication from the Religious Coalition for Reproductive Choice will help pro-choice groups expose the deceptive rhetoric about abortion that has dominated the 2000 presidential campaign and is undermining reproductive rights. Anti-choice groups created these and many similar terms to focus attention on the fetus rather than on meeting vital reproductive health care needs of women. Public opinion research has shown that anti-choice rhetoric is widely accepted as accurate and has a strong influence on what people think about reproductive choice. When people have accurate information about unintended pregnancy, women's health, abortion, and other issues, they become much more supportive of reproductive health services and reproductive options. In fact, most religious Americans reject a simplistic approach to the complex issue of abortion and believe a woman has the moral right to choose, based on her conscience, faith, and personal values.
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All coalition programs seek to address the reproductive issues of people of color, low-income individuals and families, youth, and others with little access to reproductive health services.