In their quest to make abortion cool again, the party posse of eugenicists at Planned Parenthood will be training women on the art of bragging about their abortions at a Detroit conference which the organization promises will be the “biggest, baddest” ever.
Unfolding over the weekend of July 27, the “Power of Pink” conference is being touted as the “abortion group’s largest training conference to date, mobilizing more than 3,000 women and pro-abortion advocates in light of the fall midterm elections,” as reported by LifeNews. Apparently, feminists bragging about baby-killing is the big strategy to woo voters.
On the Planned Parenthood website, the “Power of Pink” conference promises to be a powerful workshop to pressure lawmakers.
“Over the course of two days, thousands of Planned Parenthood Action Fund members and supporters of all ages, races, ethnicities, zip codes, gender identities, and abilities will come together in Detroit to participate in trainings, in-depth workshops, and volunteer-led actions to build power,” the website reads. “Participants will leave Power of Pink with the tools they need to strengthen our movement’s collective impact in our communities, under the the domes of state and federal legislatures, and at the ballot box, now and well into the future!”
Ironically (or perhaps not-so-ironically, Planned Parenthood states the conference will be set in Detroit due to it being a “beacon for progressivism,” seemingly unaware that progressivism is what transformed the once-healthy city into a decaying shell of its former self . . . sort of like what Planned Parenthood does to its patients.
Misery loves company.
Many of the workshops offered will focus on political activism, but the one that stands out is “Abortion Storytelling,” which will encourage women to brag about their abortions to whomever in order to “chip away at stigma” associated with baby-killing.
The workshop comes at a time when feminists and abortion advocates fear that Trump SCOTUS nominee Brett Kavanaugh will overturn the infamous decision Roe v. Wade.