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| − | '''Lawrence Lader''' was born in 1919 to [[Jew]]ish parents. In his early adulthood he was a supporter of [[Marxism]]. He, along with [[Betty Friedan]], was one of the founders of the pro-[[abortion]] group [[NARAL]]. Betty Friedan described him as "the founding father of the abortion movement". He had | + | '''Lawrence Lader''' was born in 1919 to [[Jew]]ish parents. In his early adulthood he was a supporter of [[Marxism]]. He, along with [[Betty Friedan]], was one of the founders of the pro-[[abortion]] group [[NARAL]]. Betty Friedan described him as "the founding father of the abortion movement". He had a laboratory in his home to copy the French abortion pill RU-486. |
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Latest revision as of 11:55, June 2, 2019
Lawrence Lader was born in 1919 to Jewish parents. In his early adulthood he was a supporter of Marxism. He, along with Betty Friedan, was one of the founders of the pro-abortion group NARAL. Betty Friedan described him as "the founding father of the abortion movement". He had a laboratory in his home to copy the French abortion pill RU-486.