Pro-choice / Anti-science

In 1983, Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor wrote that abortion was on "a collision course" with technology.  Back then, O'Connor could hardly have known the extent to which advances in neonatal science, sonogram technology, and video recording would debunk the claim of abortion advocates that an unborn fetus is not truly human. More than 30 years after O'Connor authored those prophetic words, our scientific understanding of life in the womb tells a much different story than the narrativ

In 1983, Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor wrote that abortion was on "a collision course" with technology.  Back then, O'Connor could hardly have known the extent to which advances in neonatal science, sonogram technology, and video recording would debunk the claim of abortion advocates that an unborn fetus is not truly human. More than 30 years after O'Connor authored those prophetic words, our scientific understanding of life in the womb tells a much different story than the narrativ…