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A male-dominated faction of the anti-abortion movement opposing birth control and any abortion exceptions finds support among some churches and lawmakers.

Their followers interpret the Bible literally. Some believe constant procreation is God’s will.

In the post-Roe era, an extremist male-dominated faction has risen up to try to restrict and remove women’s reproductive rights.

Wendell Shrock doesn’t believe in condoms. “We should leave the uterus to God,” the street preacher from Tennessee tells States Newsroom, in front of an abortion clinic outside of Atlanta, …

Overwhelmingly, men are driving the quest to restrict and remove women’s reproductive rights in as many states as possible.

The first time Tina Marshall heard anti-abortion protesters call themselves “abolitionists,’” she said she burst out laughing. Marshall, a Black woman who lives in Charlotte, North Carolina, …

The co-opting of imagery from slavery, the Civil Rights Movement and other Black experiences to argue against abortion goes back more than a century, depending on who you ask, but the so-called “abolitionist” sect of anti-abortion groups has gained more momentum in political circles and state legislatures in recent years.

The first time Tina Marshall heard anti-abortion protesters call themselves “abolitionists,” she said she burst out laughing

The sect of anti-abortion groups that are so-called “abolitionists” has gained momentum in political circles and legislatures.

The young man said his arrest was for a worthy cause and that he would not be deterred in the future from sharing his message.