Abortion Drugs & PracticesNEWS OR ANALYSIS
Premature Abolitionists are campaigning with Planned Parenthood in Missouri
Many will find it hard to believe, but this is the logical ends to the ideology the premature abolitionists push.
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Abortion Drugs & PracticesNEWS OR ANALYSIS
The Olivia Rodrigo’s Daisy Chain Festival and “Same, Lindsay” Are Not Two Stories, but One
Olivia Rodrigo's Daisy Chain Festival in Irvine, California, sold out in 30 minutes and raised $20 million for ten charities, including Planned Parenthood and other abortion-related organizations. The festival's open support for abortion rights parallels the cultural attitudes reflected in the 'Same, Lindsay' social media phenomenon, which expresses a troubling resentment toward motherhood amid ongoing debates about abortion and maternal challenges.
Read →What the Lindsay Clancy trial should teach the pro-life movement
Hawkins uses the Lindsay Clancy case to discuss mental illness, maternal crisis and the way the pro-life movement speaks about mothers and children. She argues that defending life requires both moral clarity and compassion toward women facing severe psychological distress.
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The Pro-Life Silver Bullet That Doesn’t Exist
Hawkins rejects the idea that one legal tactic, message or political victory will by itself end abortion. She argues for a sustained movement combining law, politics, persuasion and direct support for women and families.
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Why the Death Penalty is Not Consistent with a Pro-Life Worldview
Hawkins argues that opposition to abortion should be grounded in a broader commitment to the value of human life. She applies that reasoning to capital punishment and explains why she sees the death penalty as inconsistent with her pro-life worldview.
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The Question Beneath the Question
Hawkins examines underlying assumptions that shape debates within the pro-life movement about law, responsibility and strategy. She urges advocates to focus on protecting unborn children while taking seriously the real circumstances surrounding women and abortion.
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When “Abolition” Becomes the Enemy of Saving Lives
Hawkins argues that some abortion-abolition approaches can undermine incremental protections that save unborn lives. She defends a strategy of pursuing the strongest achievable protections while continuing to seek broader legal protection for unborn children.
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When the Headline Isn't the Story
Defunding Planned Parenthood just got a huge victory.
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