Washington, DC — The spring edition of The American Feminist, “Pro Woman Answers to Pro Choice Questions,” serves as an invaluable tool in helping to answer pro-choice questions from a pro-woman, pro-life perspective.
Serrin M. Foster, President of Feminists for Life, has been fielding these hard questions for over nine years. Foster explains why she decided to write this guide: “It is so easy to get caught up in unproductive arguments that pit women against children.”
“Pro Woman Answers to Pro Choice Questions” addresses questions ranging from “hard cases” such as rape and incest, to “How can you call yourself a feminist?” The key to answering pro-choice people, often in hostile environments, says Foster, is to “acknowledge their concerns while offering unwavering hope that we can work together for better outcomes for women and children.”
Planned Parenthood commemorated the 30th year of legalized abortion with a contest called “Every Choice Has a Story.” Foster agrees, “Every choice does have a story. Thirty years after Roe, we mourn our missing children alongside women who feel betrayed. Increasingly, the hard questions are being redirected at abortion advocates whose unfulfilled promises have left us with 40 million missing and 25 million women suffering in silence.”
Feminists for Life continues the tradition of Susan B. Anthony and the other feminist foremothers who opposed abortion and sought to address the root causes of the problem. FFL is dedicated to systematically eliminating the reasons that women are driven to abortion, through woman-centered solutions.
For more information, contact the Feminists for Life office at 202-737-FFLA.
(This article courtesy of Steven Ertelt and the Pro-Life Infonet email newsletter. For more information or to subscribe go to www.prolifeinfo.org or email infonet@prolifeinfo.org.)
