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Listen to Abby Johnson and Jacob Barr talk about feminism and abortion for the virtual museum on the history of abortion. Summary of Episode: - Abby Johnson ran a Planned Parenthood facility in Texas for eight years but left after witnessing a live ultrasound guided abortion of a thirteen-week-old baby. - Johnson believes that there is a lack of education on abortion and its physical and emotional ramifications. - She thinks that feminism has done a disservice to women by trying to eliminate gender roles and encouraging women to be more like men. - Johnson believes that women need to be educated on important topics and wants to see more action rather than just talk. - She does not believe that abortion was meant to be used as a form of birth control and thinks that society has developed a casual attitude towards killing innocent people. - Johnson believes that compassion is being misguided in society, with murder being seen as an act of compassion. - She argues that there are benefits and risks to both pregnancy and childbirth, and having an abortion does not reduce the risks. - Johnson criticizes the division in society on what motherhood and being a single woman should look like. - She believes that abortion has not decreased abuse or violence in society but has actually led to an increase in these issues. - Johnson criticizes the feminist liberal movement for its hypocrisy and inconsistent beliefs. - She mentions that many women who have abortions identify as Christian and regularly attend church. - Johnson believes that the answers to these issues are found in God and His word. More information on this episode can be found here: https://proliferibbon.com/podcast/the-prolife-team-podcast-103-abby-johnson-jacob-barr-talking-about-feminism-and-abortion/ Our main sponsor for this episode includes iRapture.com (https://irapture.com). #Support, #Women, #FindingAnswers, #LiberalMovement, #Risks, #MisguidedPerspectives, #Childbirth, #Life, #Motherhood, #Comprehensive, #Action, #Talk, #Abortion, #Violence, #Killing, #Feminism, #SingleWomen, #Compassion, #Information, #Education, #Consequences, #Faith, #GenderRoles, #Sanctity, #Pregnancy, #Society, #ComprehensiveEducation, #Physical, #Emotional, #BirthControl, #Choices, #Culture

Listen to Albert Reyes and Jacob Barr talk about racism and abortion in an attempt to collect another interview for the virtual museum on the history of abortion. Albert Reyes was recommended to be interviewed on this topic by Lori Morrow.

Listen to Thomas Rudkins and Jacob Barr talk about marketing work surrounding clicks and calls.

Listen to Jacob Barr's interview with Alveda King. Alveda answers 20 questions on abortion and racism that are designed to collect content for a virtual museum exhibit on the history of abortion. Alveda answers the following questions on Abortion and Race: 1. Who are you? What’s your background? And what led you to the subject of abortion? 2. Are minorities in America mostly pro-choice? Pro-life? Undecided? Other? 3. Race and racism are politically charged ideas that candidates often use to drum-up votes, motivate their base, and demonize political opponents. When race is combined with the topic of abortion, candidates can swing a lot of votes in their favor by saying the “right” thing about race and abortion. In your view, how can black voters avoid being taken for granted and stay principled enough to navigate through the rhetoric and manipulation? 4. Some claim that black people, and pregnant black women in particular, typically receive unequal medical care. So, pregnancy poses a higher risk for black women compared to other women. Is this true? And if so, would it help justify abortion-choice policy? 5. President Joe Biden, on the campaign trail said, “if you have a problem figuring out whether you’re for [Joe Biden] or [Donald] Trump, then you ain’t black.” Now Biden was the Democrat presidential candidate at the time, and a committed pro-choicer at the time. What do you think of this quote? Is it just poorly worded? A bad joke? Or perhaps it’s perpetuating the idea that black people feel a sense of duty to support pro-choice/democrat candidates? 6. People have argued that abortion-choice policy helps minorities achieve equality and overcome historic obstacles facing the black community. How is that supposed to work? Do you agree or disagree with that logic? 7. What is eugenics and is abortion-choice policy aligned with eugenics? 8. Who is Margaret Sanger and what is the “Negro Project”? 9. Abortion is sometimes compared to slavery, is this a fair/valid comparison? Explain. 10. Is race-based abortion legal in the United States? Explain. 11. Is abortion more common among minorities? Explain. 12. Has abortion-choice policy been overall more helpful or harmful for black people? Black families? 13. Some people argue that unequal outcomes prove that a policy/practice is “institutionally racist”. In other words, if a policy hurts or helps one race/ethnicity more than others, then that policy is racist. Along this train of thought, is abortion-choice policy an example of institutional racism? 14. Some people call abortion in America a “black genocide”. Is this overstating/misrepresenting the case? 15. Was Martin Luther King Jr. prolife, prochoice, or something else? 16. Some people argue that abortion-choice helps reduce inequalities for underprivileged people. Does abortion reduce poverty/inequality/injustice? 17. Abortion-clinics predominate in black/ minority communities. What does this say about the abortion industry? 18. Some people claim that the biggest problem black families face is absent fathers. Others say that’s a myth, or that the bigger underlying problem is corruption/racism in the justice system. More specifically, the justice system is targeting black men to pull them away from their families and put them in jail effectively creating the “the New Jim Crow.” Who’s telling the truth here and how does this impact abortion-rates in black homes? 19. Black Lives Matter (BLM) has raised mixed feelings among black people in America. We can all grant that racism still exists, and there is plenty of work still to be done to heal racial animosity, to hold authorities accountable (police, courts, etc.), and to address other race-based problems in America. Nevertheless, BLM has also aligned with certain progressive and left-wing political causes including abortion-choice policy and “dismantling the western nuclear family.” What exactly is BLM and what are your thoughts on BLM in relation to family and abortion policy? 20. In your opinion, what’s the biggest misconception that minorities tend to believe about abortion?

Listen to Karolyn Schrage and Jacob Barr talk about the work that Karolyn's team has done to help women marginalized by strip clubs. They have provided relationships, food, medical services, and creative ideas to invite each woman to see Jesus.

Listen to Patrina Mosley answer Jacob's questions for a new museum exhibit on Racism and Abortion.

Listen to Shawn Zierke and Jacob Barr discuss the benefits of a national PHC coalition of state PHC coalitions. Sponsored by iRapture.com (https://irapture.com/)

Listen to Shawn Zierke and Jacob Barr talk deceptive marketing tactics and ethical word decisions around phrases like "Pre-Abortion Consultation".

Listen to Catherine Davis answer Jacob's questions for a a new museum exhibit on Racism and Abortion.

Listen to Jor-El Godsey and Jacob Barr talk about the window of time to reach an abortion vulnerable client.

Listen to Elizabeth Woning and Jacob Barr talk about the need to respond to the new wave of LGBTQIA+ and how it connects with abortion & abortion clinics and how this connects with PHCs.

Listen to Dr. Joe Malone and Jacob Barr talk about how a young woman's sexual behavior impacts her future health.

Listen to Dr. Joe Malone and Jacob Barr talk about history surrounding sex education and the desire for sexual integrity education.

Listen to Jeff Joaquin and Jacob Barr talk about Jeff's deep regret over his personal abortion story.

Listen to Denise Venturini-South and Jacob Barr talk about hope and life in Ukraine based on Isaiah 54.

Listen to Chaney Mullins and Jacob Barr talk about the Her Plan directory which is built to support you in your client serving work.

Listen to Dr. William Lile and Jacob Barr talk about the how the preborn can be treated while in the womb.

Listen to Dr. Anthony Harper and Jacob Barr talk about Dr. Harper's experience as the Pro Life Reporter who has engaged with the recent White House Press Secretaries.

Listen to Melanie Jean Garuffi and Jacob Barr talk about the spirit behind abortion and the spiritual warfare that pregnancy clinics are engaged in.

Listen to Renae Kitchin and Jacob Barr talk about Renae's journey leading If Not For Grace Ministries to bring hope and healing to women.

Brooke performs in Annie with her Desert Christian classmates.