Eric Keroack doesn't even believe in birth control, but the Bush administration has put him in charge of all the federal government's family planning programs. Keroack long served as the medical director of A Woman's Concern, a chain of so-called 'crisis pregnancy centers' that believes the distribution of contraceptive drugs and devices is "demeaning to women". It's totally wrong to place hundreds of millions of federal dollars-meant to provide access to birth control and reproductive health information- in the hands of the leader of an anti-birth control organization. To help drive Keroack out of this position you can send a donation to the planned parenthood organization. And of course as always; organize, educate, write, bitch and moan. Peace.