So, will women just die in the back alleys now?

Hey, ProLive, Jen, it's Krista Hawkins.

Welcome to this How to Win the Debate episode on the Explicitly ProLay Podcast.

I am sure you have been asked this question. I know I certainly have.

I think we need to back this up when we hear this argument. Roe versus Wade would have

never come to fruition if it weren't for the massive lie in the 1960s that tens of thousands

of women in America were dying from illegal back alley abortions.

Have you ever heard that statistic? Yep. Have you ever heard Kristen Hawkins or bought that statistic?

If you've ever listened to a podcast, you better have, because we know from Bernard Natheson,

co-founder of Nairau Pro-Choice America, who was an abortionist committing abortions in New York

State before Roversus Wade that that was a lie. We know from Planned Parenthood's own award-winning

statistician Christopher Teets who got their highest honor, the Maggie Award, you know, named after

that eugenicist founder of Planned Parenthood in 1974, that 500 women that they thought were actually

dying from illegal abortions before Roe v. Wade was handed down. We also have the writings of

Planned Parenthood's own medical director, Mary Calderon in the 1950s, who admitted that 90% of abortions at that time

in the late 50s were being committed by physicians in good standing in their community.

So it was a myth.

The purveyors of illegal abortion admitted that the tens of thousands of women dying of illegal back

alley abortions was a myth after they saw Roe versus Wade handed down. But yet the damage was done.

We had Roe versus Wade. We had seven men who invalidated all the state laws that protected women

and children from the predatory abortion industry.

And sadly, that myth, we still hear it on college campuses and all on social media today in

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