Movement Leadership & StrategyNEWS OR ANALYSIS
The Pro-Life Movement Has a Woman Problem. And It Isn’t Women.
I’m still feeling salty today.
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I’m still feeling salty today.
Read →On Halloween, abortion abolitionists, and the exhausting business of disagreeing with your own side
Read →Triller Harms argues that protecting unborn children should not require rhetoric or policies that disregard women in crisis. She calls for a pro-life approach that combines legal protection with compassion, pregnancy support and attention to coercion and abuse.
Read →Triller Harms critiques abortion-abolition proposals that emphasize criminal punishment for women who obtain abortions. Writing from a pro-life perspective, she argues that justice should account for coercion, vulnerability and the movement’s responsibility to offer mercy and practical support.
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