As well, the board found that overall, Meta’s policies on nudity result in “greater barriers to expression for women, trans, and gender non-binary people on its platforms.”
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“Opiates of the Masses? Deaths of Despair and the Decline of American Religion” is a sobering look at the deaths due to overdoses, suicides, and alcoholic liver disease, medical conditions that increase when people believe that their long-term social and economic prospects are bleak.
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The case will continue in February, but the testimony seems to make it clear that Prudente never needed an abortion — not a surprising development, considering that induced abortion, which intentionally kills a preborn child, is not medically necessary.
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As our forefathers knew, freedom of speech is a bedrock value to any free and prosperous society. Without the ability to express one’s mind in the public square, self-government becomes impossible. There’s a reason that the very first amendment to our Constitution was passed in order to protect this fundamental right, and now it’s up to all of us to continue to defend it.
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The end of Roe v. Wade doesn’t mean the end of abortion and in fact, I’d argue that it is abortion workers that we need to reach the most because if they quit and start telling their stories, clinics will shut down as we have seen already across the country.
My hope is that every year at the March for Life and in state marches, more and more former abortion workers will be in those crowds until abortion becomes unthinkable.