Often when we talk about specific news events, like the ongoing oral arguments about this case, our conversations get lost in the details and lose their connection to fundamental values. When thinking about this issue or discussing it with someone else, here are some questions that might help you establish a strong foundation for your conversation: <ul> <li>When does life begin? In other words, when should a fetus have the legal rights of personhood?</li> <li>Is there a difference between what the mother should morally do and what the law allows her to do?</li> <li>Are there external circumstances that affect your view of abortion? If so, under what circumstances would your stance change?</li> </ul> &nbsp; &nbsp; <em>We’re experimenting with adding different sections to these analyses. As always, feel free to provide feedback by emailing <strong>[email protected]</strong>, and follow us on <a href=”https://twitter.com/NarrativesProj”>Twitter</a>, <a href=”https://www.instagram.com/narrativesproj/”>Instagram</a>, and <a href=”https://www.facebook.com/narrativesproj”>Facebook</a> for more.</em>

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There was an altercation at a New York dog park between Frederick Joseph and a woman. At one point, Joseph, who was at the park with his fiance, began filming the exchange. He tweeted the video on September 25.

People following the story identified the woman as Emma Sarley.

Joseph then tagged Sarley’s employer on the thread. Sarley was terminated from her job on September 26.

Joseph posted a video commenting on the altercation and termination.

Sarley tweeted out a statement on September 28.