Pro-Natalism and Nationalism: Unearthing Historical Roots

This chapter explores the origins and evolution of the pro-natalist movement, particularly its rise during the 1960s amid social changes. It critiques government financial incentives aimed at shaping family structures, emphasizing the lack of essential support services and the implications of policies favoring specific demographics. Furthermore, it connects contemporary American conservative ideologies with international examples, particularly Hungary, to highlight the broader themes of race, citizenship, and the realities of family dynamics.

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