tive decisions but cannot, if it is to be consistent, make and equally strong case for taxpayer support when the decision is and unaffordable birth. As yet, pro-choice has no persuasive rejoinder to politically astute cap defenders who retort that when working class families have another child, they do not automatically receive any more family income." This is the logic of a pro-choice position, for radical choice implies that all relationship-family, church, community, as well motherhood-are barriers to self-fulfillment, unless the individual actively chooses them. (James, 8).
             For years the pro-choice community has been "reactive" to the antichoice community on issues ranging from clinic safety to late abortions. (Pro-choice generatio
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