Not in Her Shoes

Not in Her Shoes

Not in Her Shoes

Days ahead of the fortieth anniversary of Roe v. Wade, Planned Parenthood's powerful video illustrates how the pro-choice and pro-life labels don’t reflect the complexity of the conversation about abortion, and the way that Americans—especially young people—think and talk about abortion today.

Peter Rothberg
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Just days ahead of the fortieth anniversary of Roe v. Wade, Planned Parenthood released a powerful video today illustrating how the pro-choice and pro-life labels don’t reflect the complexity of the conversation about abortion, and the way that Americans—especially young people—think and talk about abortion today. Part of the organization’s effort to expand the national conversation about abortion beyond simplistic labels, the video aims to help people engage in an authentic, expansive and nonjudgmental conversation about reproductive rights.

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