

Babies Not Having Babies
21 snips Feb 26, 2025
Charlotte Eisenberg, a university student and political journalist, shares her remarkable pivot from a teen anti-abortion activist to a passionate advocate for reproductive rights. She opens up about her traumatic experiences, including pregnancy loss and the emotional weight of navigating abortion decisions. Charlotte reveals the manipulative tactics used by anti-abortion groups and highlights the importance of autonomy and support. Her journey sheds light on the societal pressures surrounding reproductive healthcare, emphasizing resilience and personal growth amidst adversity.
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Charlotte's Trauma
- Charlotte Eisenberg was sexually abused for four years, starting at age 11.
- At 15, she became pregnant from the assault and miscarried in a school bathroom.
Becoming an Influencer
- After her miscarriage, Charlotte sought comfort online and connected with anti-abortion activists.
- She became an anti-abortion influencer, adopting their narratives for approval.
Joining PAAU
- Charlotte left the "establishment" anti-abortion movement and joined Progressive Anti-Abortion Uprising (PAAU).
- PAAU presented themselves as leftist while being funded by wealthy, conservative donors.