The Complexities of Pronatalism

This chapter examines the recent NatalCon conference, focusing on the predominance of male and white attendees and a spectrum of pro-natalist ideas. It critiques the Collins family, a controversial couple in the movement, discussing their traditional advocacy amidst modern societal challenges and their selective data usage. Furthermore, the dialogue explores the intertwining of pro-natalism with far-right ideologies, delving into fears surrounding birth rates and the cultural implications of motherhood.