Today, we are wrapping up our series on ab*****n by comparing two of the greatest evils in our modern times; ab*****n and slavery. Now, this might be a shocking statement for some of you to hear but here it is: Ab*****n is NOT equal to slavery! You heard that right. Ab*****n is not equal to slavery because ab*****n is actually much, much worse. Today, we’re going to compare some of the similarities between ab*****n and slavery in the U.S. as well as uncover why ab*****n is the greater of two evils, so stay with us as we dive in. WEBSITE 🌐 www.askwholehearted.com SOCIAL MEDIA 🌍 Facebook: @askwholehearted Tik Tok: @askwholehearted Instagram: ➡️ Jerrod: @jerrodaskwholehearted ➡️ Allie: @allieaskwholehearted

The unexpected but true story of how @b0rt10n access opened up the gateway to the "free-love" movement which reactively led to Purity Culture in the 90's!

Keep your laws out of my uterus. This has become a popular posterboard chant from pro-choice activists over the last decade or so. The reasoning goes that the government should have no jurisdiction over the bodily autonomy of sovereign individuals. In other words, politicians have no right to tell me what I can or cannot do with my own body. Now, add in the factor of the religious right shoving their beliefs down everyone’s throats and trying to force birthing persons to have babies! Doesn’t that cross lines; infringing on the separation of Church and state? WEBSITE 🌐 www.askwholehearted.com SOCIAL MEDIA 🌍 Facebook: @askwholehearted Tik Tok: @askwholehearted Instagram: ➡️ Jerrod: @jerrodaskwholehearted ➡️ Allie: @allieaskwholehearted

In 1993, the phrase “safe, legal and rare” became a slogan for what was presented as a reasonable, common-sense compromise in order to maintain legalized abortions while recognizing that it shouldn’t be the first response to an unplanned pregnancy. Now, fast forward a few decades and the “safe, legal and rare” slogan has been all but buried by pro-choice advocates in favor of a much more in-your-face shouts for abortion on demand. As drastic as this shift may seem, the specter of the “safe, legal and rare” still appears in the shadows of many modern pro-choice arguments when the issue is pressed, even as the push to “destigmatize” abortion gets louder and louder. So, why the change from seeking to be seen as reasonable to loud and proud and why does this this apparently outdated slogan keep getting redressed and brought back out when it’s convenient?