Sandra Fluke will be at SMU on Sept. 25 for a talk about women’s health care. The free event begins at 6:30 p.m., in the Hughes-Trigg Student Center.
Fluke — the Limbaugh-targeted Georgetown law grad who advocated birth control coverage in the Affordable Care Act and made an appearance at the DNC — “is emerging as one of our most outspoken advocates for reproductive rights and women’s health issues,” SMU professor Beth Newman said in a press release.
“Our goal is not to stage a debate between adversaries who hurl worn-out sound bites at one another,” added Newman, who directs the university’s Women’s and Gender Studies program. “We want to offer students and the community an informed discussion about the relationship between reproductive rights and women’s health and how the conversation plays out in the media.”
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