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A bill requiring public schools to screen a controversial video about human development hit a speed bump yesterday, as the proposal failed to get out of a committee yesterday.
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The bill would require schools to show students a video depicting the development of a human embryo that critics say is biased and scientifically inaccurate.
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A proposed bill in the Arkansas Legislature aims to require public school students to watch an animated video produced by an anti-abortion organization.
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One of the most successful social-political movements in the second half of the American 20th century was the anti-abortion movement. Jennifer Holland writes about this movement in her book, “Tiny You: A Western History of the Anti-Abortion Movement". Holland is a professor of history at the University of Oklahoma and was a visiting speaker on the University of Arkansas campus. While in Arkansas, she came to the Anthony and Susan Hui News Studio.
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On today's show, we discuss President-Elect Donald Trump's proposed tariffs on three of America’s largest trading partners and how that will impact Arkansans. Also, an examination of one the most successful political campaigns of the past 50 years, the anti-abortion movement. Plus, a conversation with Becca Martin Brown about the University of Arkansas Fort Smith Opera.
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A recent study shows the number of women in Arkansas seeking out abortions is slightly up from before the state's total abortion ban went into effect.
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On today's show, we will not see an abortion amendment on the ballot today, but the topic is still front of mind for many Arkansans. Also, the first Lt. Governor of Minnesota talks about her new memoir about her professional and personal life. Plus, Randy Wilburn brings us a new edition of "I Am Northwest Arkansas".
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Yesterday, the Missouri Supreme Court ruled that an amendment legalizing abortion would remain on the ballot this November. Anna Spoerre of the Missouri Independent joins Ozarks at Large's Matthew Moore to discuss the multiple roadblocks that came up for the ballot measure.
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On today's show, legislators in Arkansas plan to loosen gun regulations. Also, abortion is on the ballot in Missouri this fall. Plus, remembering Sept. 11, 2001.
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In a 4-3 decision, the court ruled that a ballot question committee sponsoring an abortion amendment failed to satisfy statutory requirements.