this book does not address whether abortion should be legal or anything like that, but gave some valuable information about the history of abortion in America, and I learned quite a bit about the origins of the pro-life and pro-choice movements, as well as the differences in the way pro-choice and pro-life activists see the world. The author interviewed activists from both sides and discussed the way they came to their views and why they felt the way they did. I am a pretty untypical pro-life person, so I only related to some of what she said about pro-lifers, but it was really interesting seeing how people with different views on abortion have different ways of looking at so many other issues and how they perceive things.
I feel I gained a lot of knowledge by reading this about why people are pro-choice or pro-life. The book is old but I think much of the same still applies. I have read many books by abortion that CLAIM to be unbiased but clearly aren't- in this one, I really think she did a great job of treating both sides fairly. I have read the whole thing, and I honestly can't tell what the author thinks about abortion, whether is it right or wrong.
I feel I gained a lot of knowledge by reading this about why people are pro-choice or pro-life. The book is old but I think much of the same still applies. I have read many books by abortion that CLAIM to be unbiased but clearly aren't- in this one, I really think she did a great job of treating both sides fairly. I have read the whole thing, and I honestly can't tell what the author thinks about abortion, whether is it right or wrong.
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