Artist and Connecticut state representative Treneé McGee discusses the challenges of being a pro-life Democrat, especially in the African American community. She shares her journey into politics and highlights the importance of faith in shaping her views on abortion. The conversation explores the political climate surrounding abortion, the role of Planned Parenthood, and the need for bipartisan collaboration in addressing such contentious issues.

Artist and Connecticut state representative Treneé McGee discusses her experience as a pro-life Democrat, challenges faced in engaging the black community on pro-life issues, importance of local politics, and promoting independent decision-making in politics.

Treneé McGee, an elected official and advocate for life, discusses systemic racism in the abortion industry, focusing on the disproportionate impact on black women and the placement of clinics in black neighborhoods. They also talk about the changing perception of motherhood, Gen Z's quest for truth on TikTok, challenges of being pro-life in a biased society, the influence of independent podcasts, abortion regret, and the implications of late-term abortions.