The Frontline Special the Last Abortion Clinic summarizes very hard decisions that many American women face daily. Should I have this baby or not? But who should really judge this choice other than the presumed mother herself. Pro- Life represents groups of people who believe abortion is wrong and unjust to terminate an unborn child’s future life; Pro- Choice, represents groups of people who believe women should have the right to chose whether their unborn should live. Both make great arguments for debate to their chosen belief, but organizations like Pro- Life Mississippi and Americans United for LIFE make choice very hard for women facing these tuff decisions. One thing I did notice, and I’m not sure if this is a valid perspective was, Christians were a big part of protesting against Pro-Choice and on the steps of Abortion Clinics. Whether this is because other religious beliefs are held privately, more so than that of Christians, or if different religious groups in American are not concerned is not answered. Other issues that are not answered are where those who chose abortion can go. Mississippi offers over 2,000 centers across the state where women can go to find answers that might arise in case of pregnancy. Supposedly they are there to help guide them in their three options, Parenting, Adoption, and Abortion but should someone chose abortion, that information will not be given out, nor will assist with this choice because of said health reasons. They offer Abstinence classes but leave out birth control and the morning after pill. After the two-hundred new laws that have been passed it seems to me the goal is not to make sure women are getting proper care regarding their health, it is to eliminate all abortion clinics. Even if this practice was banned, I believe women will find other means to terminate their pregnancy. People also have to realize that obscene situations happen in life. Rape, loss of work, and other could all be factors of why someone would...