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Choice: UMass breathes life into the history of a local man's lifelong crusade for women's reproductive rights

By Bonnie Wells
Staff Writer

Published on December 05, 2008

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Bill Baird, a Pioneer Valley resident, is the subject of a work of historical docudrama created at UMass, dramatizing his crusade for reproductive rights for women.

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Choice: UMass breathes life into the history of a local man's lifelong crusade for women's reproductive rights

By Bonnie Wells
Staff Writer

Published on December 05, 2008

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