Abortion and the Politics of Pregnancy

The Battles Between Pro-Life and Pro-Choice, the Red States and the Blue States, and Roe v. Wade and Dobbs v. Jackson

De: Keith Porter, Elizabeth Porter

Narrado por: Allie Greene

In 1973 and in 2022, the United States found itself in the midst of outrage and protest on one side and joy and fanfare on the other. The difference between then and now: The emotions have switched sides. Those who found themselves angered after the verdict of Roe v. Wade now found themselves rejoicing after the verdict of Hobbs v. Jackson.

Our country is facing a difficult journey in the months and years ahead as the fallout of the overturning of Roe v. Wade comes into focus. We see protests involving pro-choice believers against pro-life believers. We see political maneuvers as the blue states scramble to hold on to the freedoms that they see being taken away while the red states scramble to close up any gaps that can be used to allow the act of abortion to take place within their borders.

Will the verdict of Hobbs v. Jackson lead us to a new understanding of the sanctity of human life from the point of conception? Or will it simply open the door for greater numbers of unsafe, back-alley coat-hanger abortions?

In order to know where we are going, it is first necessary to know where we've been. In this book, you will learn the history of abortion in America and the world and travel the road that brought us to where we are today.

©2022 Keith and Elizabeth Porter (P)2022 Keith and Elizabeth Porter

Cleared the fog of confusion

I stand on neither side of Roe vs. Wade but I was seeking clarification on the position of each side. This audiobook not only brought understanding, but it gave the me a historical timeline all the way up to where we are now.

What's makes this audiobook even more striking is that it was narrated by a woman with crystal clear pronunciation and firm tone. Her voice connected me with the emotions that I can only imagine she felt when hearing the decision of the Court.

Incredible, factual, and well-researched book...through and through.

Great representation of how we got here!

This author has done an amazing job of documenting the history of women’s rights specifically with pregnancy. As a woman who is raising a daughter in this world where her rights are being taken from her, I find this book to be just the thing I plan to share with her. For anyone trying to grasp how we got to where we are today with women’s rights with pregnancy, you must listen to this book!

GREAT OUTLOOK ON THIS MATTER

There wouldn't be 500,000 children in the United States waiting to be adopted if pro-lifers genuinely cared about kids. Who has the right to make such a judgment and decree that a woman must give birth even if there are valid medical, abusive, or economic reasons not to?

Why do people despise and desire to dominate women so much? Colorado has a low abortion rate and provides free contraceptives and sex education. Republicans, though, nevertheless cast their votes against it. How is it possible for a gummy bear-sized fetus to beat its heart?

Why not enact rules that would make it illegal for men to father 100 women in a year? How can a person advocate killing people, whether they are a Christian, Muslim, Jew, Buddhist, or atheist? Those who assert to believe in the right to life yet favor killing people and allowing machine guns to be carried on public streets.

Very informative

The author goes very in-depth in this controversial issue. I liked that this book was very neutral on both pro-choice and pro-life sides of abortion. It gives a good perspective on the moral and political arguments of each.
I recommend this book to anyone who is looking to understand all the facts of this debate.
Definitely worth the listen!

I’ve gained a new understanding!

This book is very profound; it went through the inexpressible truth of where we were as a society and what we have come to be. It’s always good to hear the views of others, whether we agree or not. This opens the lines of communication so we can be better as a society.

This is not a one size fits all solution! Excellent research.