The debate over abortion remains one of society's most divisive issues.

Pro-life advocates argue for the rights of the unborn, emphasizing the sanctity of life from conception and advocating for policies to protect fetuses. On the other hand, pro-choice advocates defend the right of individuals to make autonomous decisions about their bodies and reproductive health. Amid these deeply held convictions are discussions about the moral status of the unborn, making it a debate that is both intimate and public, personal and political.

To avoid admitting the unborn are human, abortion advocates accuse pro-lifers of being the ones who don’t care about life. They argue that pro-lifers care only about ending safe and legal abortions and have little regard for refugees, the poor, and the incarcerated.