THE HISTORY OF ABORTION IN AMERICA

DR. EDGAR MANDEVILLE, DIRECTOR, OBSTETRICS AND GYNECOLOGY, HARLEM HOSPITAL CENTER
INVITES YOU TO

GRAND ROUNDS: "THE HISTORY OF ABORTION IN AMERICA"
BY
KENNETH C. EDELIN, M.D.
EMERITUS PROFESSOR OF OBSTETRICS & GYNECOLOGY, BOSTON UNIVERSITY
author of
BROKEN JUSTICE. A TRUE STORY OF RACE, SEX AND REVENGE IN A BOSTON COURTROOM

FRIDAY NOVEMBER 9, 2007
4 - 5:30 PM
HERBERT CAVE AUDITORIUM
HARLEM HOSPITAL CENTER
506 LENOX AVENUE (AT 135TH STREET)
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BROKEN JUSTICE is the true story about Dr. Ken Edelin, a young, black doctor who arrived in Boston in 1971 to do his residency training in Obstetrics and Gynecology at Boston City Hospital. In January of 1975, he was put on trial for murder – the charge resulting from an abortion he had performed on a 17-year-old girl – before a jury that was all white, predominantly male, and overwhelmingly Catholic. The dynamic confluences of race, sex, and revenge played out in a Boston courtroom during the six-week trial. With recent Supreme Court decisions on abortion rights, BROKEN JUSTICE is important reading for pro-choicers and pro-lifers alike.