Episode 9: Someone Get These Incels Out of Here! The Anti-Abortion Movement is NOT Reproductive Justice!

Negar Esfandiari at Reproaction joins Simran Singh Jain from F*ck, Marry Kill Podcast to discuss rhetoric and tactics from anti-abortion leaders and groups.

Anti-abortion leaders aren’t bothering to hide their hate. 🔥🔥🔥

Reproaction Co-Founder, President and CEO Erin Matson on Calvin Robinson’s Nazi Salute at the “National Pro-Life Summit”

“This was an attack, not a peaceful protest”

People deserve the chance to seek abortion care without the threat of obstruction or bodily harm.

There isn’t a progressive organization that hasn’t had some problems with social media platforms, either removing their content, falsely flagging their content, or being given sort of the runaround by tech support." - Jessica Ensley

We don’t stop having abortions no matter what the state says, what the white house says, what the state capitol says, we will continue to have abortions." -Laila Salaam

It’s Never Been About Protecting Life

The anti-abortion leaders and organizations aren’t marching for life; they’re marching for control.

Students for Life of America, Leonard Leo group is proposing weaponizing the Enviromental Protection Agency against abortion access. That's how deep this has gotten." -Erin Matson

The Shreveport Pregnancy Center, where Morgan serves on the board, has an explicitly religious mission (“to demonstrate biblical truth”). In addition to wrapping itself in the veneer of religion, the center has a political bias in favor of abortion restrictions."

They’re Going for Full Fetal Personhood

"Fetal personhood leads to an inevitable place: criminalization of the actual people seeking to end, prevent, or even begin pregnancies."

Taxpayers Fund Post-‘Roe’ Business Boom for Anti-Abortion Pregnancy Centers in Texas

Since the fall of Roe, anti-abortion pregnancy centers are supposed to be the grand solution to the actual pregnancy crisis unfolding across the country, and state politicians have handed out nearly $500 million in public funds to these groups.