Erika Bachiochi

Join Mary Ziegler, a legal historian focused on reproductive rights, Loretta J. Ross, an activist championing justice for women of color, Erika Bachiochi, a feminist legal scholar, and journalist Joshua Prager as they delve into the future of reproductive rights in the wake of Roe v. Wade's potential reversal. The discussion covers the implications for abortion access, the intersection of social justice with reproductive rights, and the need for nuanced dialogues in a polarized climate. Personal experiences and diverse perspectives highlight the complexities of the ongoing debate.

Erika Bachiochi, a pro-life legal scholar and author, shares her remarkable journey from liberal feminism to advocating for traditional gender roles. She discusses the dangers of toxic masculinity and femininity, arguing for the beauty of authentic relationships within families. Bachiochi emphasizes the importance of mutual respect and collaboration between men and women while addressing societal shifts and the historical context of women's rights. Her insights provide a thoughtful exploration of faith, recovery, and the responsibilities inherent in modern relationships.

Erika Bachiochi, a legal scholar and editor-in-chief of Fairer Disputations, dives into her transformative journey toward Catholic feminism. She discusses the disconnect between traditional feminist thought and Catholic teachings on dignity, especially regarding abortion. Drawing from Pope John Paul II's ideas, she critiques modern views, advocating for a renewed feminism that honors women's unique roles. Bachiochi emphasizes the importance of education and moral responsibility, inspiring a life-affirming culture for women beyond conventional societal expectations.