The crisis pregnancy center, called the Resource Center, displays on its website and on tabling signs that it offers abortion and birth control information—but that information is misleading at best.
Florida legislators have introduced more than 50 anti-choice measures over the past six years. Changes to the state's supreme court mean some of those bills could survive legal challenges.
Kathleen Eaton Bravo's remarks are straight from a fascist doctrine known as “replacement theory” or “white genocide,” favored by white nationalists the world over.
The pre-filed bill would force a conversation in South Carolina—and hopefully nationwide—about whether anti-choice lawmakers who fancy themselves “pro-life” are actually that.
A Florida Republican backing forced parental consent legislation has referenced the white supremacist "replacement theory" in advocating for restrictive abortion laws.
This week, the U.S. Supreme Court let stand a court decision that dismissed as immaterial doctors' ethical concerns and equated an embryo with a person.