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    Balancing Act: Men tell their abortion stories in 2 new essays. I hope it's the beginning of a movement

    by Heidi Stevens, Chicago Tribune Jun 24, 2019 2 minutes

    Norman Pearlstine, executive editor of the Los Angeles Times, has written an essay about his college girlfriend's abortion, which nearly killed her. Eventually they married, he writes, but they were never able to conceive because of the damage to her uterus.

    The abortion was 57 years ago, pre-Roe v. Wade, and was performed by an osteopath working out of an office in south Philadelphia.

    "I have mostly

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