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Hello and welcome to the Double X Gab Fest for Thursday, July 29th.

This is Hannah Rosen, co-editor of Double X, and I'm here with the rest of the double-ex crew my co-co-editor

Emily Bazelan here in New York and Jessica Gross are a managing editor. Hello. Hello.

Hi. Today we are going to talk about three things. One is this upcoming documentary

which is going to air on Monday August 2nd at 8 p.m. called 12th and Delaware, which is about pregnancy crisis centers.

The second thing is the Time Magazine story from last week about only children and the misconceptions

about only children. And then finally, we're going to talk about poor and wonderful Chelsea's

nuptials, which are fodder for lots of gossip lately. So let's start with 12th in Delaware.

This is a documentary made by Rachel Grady and Heidi Hewing, who also made a documentary called

Jesus Camp, which was nominated for an Academy Award recently. And this documentary looks at a

corner in Florida where there's a clinic that performs abortions across the street from a clinic that is a crisis pregnancy center. This term has been around for, you know, 15, 20 years. It was a tactic by conservatives basically to counteract what they saw as the pro-choice movement, and it basically tries to convince girls, women,

usually girls and teenagers, not to have abortions. So, Emily, since you wrote that magnificent

story in the New York Times Magazine recently about the opposite of this, talk about what we see

in this documentary and what's so interesting about it. Well, this is really a reminder of the kind

of jagged edge of abortion politics because

you have this clash.

You have protesters outside of the abortion clinic who are trying to woo patients away from

getting an abortion and into this other facility where they'll get an ultrasound and some

promise of future help, I guess monetary help with having a baby,

although it's never really clear what that amounts to. And, you know, it's, um, the division that

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