A young girl told Diane Horvath she just wanted to go back to being a kid after her abortion, revealing the profound impact of this care.
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A faith-centered case for bodily autonomy that links abortion to the wider politics of control.
The piece treats abortion as part of a larger faith argument about moral agency, bodily autonomy, and self-determination. It works best when it broadens the frame to include infertility, miscarriage, pregnancy loss, gender-affirming care, trans and queer youth, contraception,…
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If you want abortion politics through faith, compassion, and bodily autonomy, start here.
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