Feminists who embrace the “right” to abortion — the right to destroy an unborn life on a woman’s demand at any point in pregnancy — just will not accept they are powerful enough in Hollywood. Abortion scenes in TV and movies need to be more “educational” and end the “stigma” of violence against unborn babies, such as being torn to pieces and feeling the pain of being chemically burned to pieces. Both things have been proved true after the 20-week period, yet it remains a “stigma” against their mothers.
This lecture came again during a recent panel discussion at the ATX Festival in Austin, Texas, titled “Her Body, Her Choice.” Rina Mimoun, who scripted an abortion plot for the drama “Everwood” back in 2003, is still upset the main doctor character on the show wasn’t an abortionist, as they wanted. She’s upset that abortion is relegated to a Very Special Episode.
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