A Wisconsin marketing professor shares her research into how same-sex couples navigate the wedding industry. Then, we learn more about legal issues involved in Planned Parenthood’s decision to resume abortions in Wisconsin.
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Wisconsin researcher looked at same-sex couples navigating the disrupted wedding industry space
Our guest shares analysis of a study that looked at how same-sex couples reckon with the long-held binary of ‘bride and groom’ in America’s wedding industry, as they planned their own ceremonies and celebrations.
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What a Dane County judge's decision means for abortions in Wisconsin
On Monday, Planned Parenthood resumed providing abortions in Wisconsin after more than a year-long hiatus. It’s a calculated move based on a decision by a Dane County Circuit Court judge that ruled that the 1849 abortion ban does not apply to voluntary medical abortions. We get the rundown from a state politics reporter. Then, we talk to a law and politics expert about the basis of both the decisions by the judge and Planned Parenthood.
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