T. Russell Hunter

NPR journalist Sarah McCammon, an expert on the abortion abolitionist movement, sheds light on a growing group of activists advocating for the ban of both abortions and certain fertility treatments like IVF. They argue that embryos deserve full human rights, sparking intense ethical and moral debates. McCammon reports from a protest outside an IVF clinic, where the activists voice their stark opposition and highlight their beliefs, intertwining personal narratives and religion with their quest for legislative change.

Russell Hunter, Founder of Abolitionists Rising, shares his transformative journey from academia to full-time anti-abortion activism. He argues for the complete dismantling of the current Pro-Life movement, advocating for immediate abolition over incremental change. Russell critiques the connections between the abortion and IVF industries, while sharing his grassroots strategies for engaging college students. He emphasizes the need for a biblical approach to criminalizing abortion and mobilizing cultural change, aiming to turn viral outreach into political action.