
Has Abortion Culture Changed How We See Children? | The Brief

Roe v. Wade was overturned — but abortions are still rising. Why?
In this highlight from The Brief, Lydia Taylor Davis of Students for Life of America says the abortion pill changed everything. She breaks down why chemical abortion has become central to the post-Roe abortion fight, how pills can be ordered online and shipped into pro-life states, and why she believes mail-order abortion has made it easier than ever to end a pregnancy outside of a clinic.
Lydia also discusses Gen Z, campus activism, the growing polarization around abortion, and why she believes the Lindsay Clancy case is part of a larger cultural crisis over motherhood, children, and human life.
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Video Summary
AI GeneratedDespite the overturning of Roe v. Wade, national abortion rates have increased, driven largely by the accessibility of chemical abortion pills. A pro-life activist discusses the rise of \"abortion on demand,\" the polarization of college campuses, and the belief that normalizing abortion leads to a broader devaluation of human life and the normalization of infanticide.
