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Pronatalism is inextricably tied to nationalism alongside race, class and ethnicity. Such a framing can quickly become xenophobic.

Republican Simone Collins and her husband Malcolm are pronatalists who urge people to have as many children as they want.

Journalist from the Guardian documents episode in a restaurant, and it goes viral.

Pronatalism is inextricably tied to nationalism alongside race, class and ethnicity. Such a framing can quickly become xenophobic.

Pronatalists advocate for high birth rates, but a recent article has seen an American family labelled 'disturbing' and 'terrifying'.

Malcolm Collins, 37, left a Guardian journalist appalled after he smacked his two-year-old son in the face as they dined at a restaurant in his Pennsylvania hometown on Saturday.

The "pronatalist" couple who wants to have as many kids as possible is under fire for slapping their toddler. They think the backlash is racist.

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