Notre Dame Professor Champions Legal Abortion

In the latest issue of the Irish Rover — Notre Dame’s independent student newspaper, for which I was an editor in undergrad — editor Joe DeReuil has an excellent article exposing the abortion advocacy of Notre Dame professor Tamara Kay, including her offer to help students obtain abortions illegally.

At a panel event at the university last month titled “Post-Roe America: Making Intersectional Feminist Sense of Abortion Bans,” four Notre Dame professors argued that Indiana’s new pro-life law will be harmful to “marginalized groups.” One of those professors, Tamara Kay of Notre Dame’s Keough School of Global Affairs, has made no secret of her desire to connect students with chemical-abortion drugs, contrary to Indiana law.

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In the latest issue of the Irish Rover — Notre Dame’s independent student newspaper, for which I was an editor in undergrad — editor Joe DeReuil has an excellent article exposing the abortion advocacy of Notre Dame professor Tamara Kay, including her offer to help students obtain abortions illegally.

At a panel event at the university last month titled “Post-Roe America: Making Intersectional Feminist Sense of Abortion Bans,” four Notre Dame professors argued that Indiana’s new pro-life law will be harmful to “marginalized groups.” One of those professors, Tamara Kay of Notre Dame’s Keough School of Global Affairs, has made no secret of her desire to connect students with chemical-abortion drugs, contrary to Indiana law.