Hey, ProLive Jen, it's Kristen Hawkins. Welcome to a very special episode of a explicitly

ProLay podcast. We are discussing today the second anniversary of Roe v. Wade's demise when it was

thrown into the ash heap of history. And I want to go through a list to kind of celebrate

some of the incredible progress that has been made by the pro-life generation and pro-life movement

in the past two years. Since June 24th, 2022, we have been working tirelessly, and the white

hairs on my head would attest to this fact, to protect pre-born children state by state through

legislative campaigns, grassroots mobilization,

educational awareness campaigns, federal action, legal intervention, state elections,

you name it, we're trying it because everything is on the line right now in this post row

moment and this post row generation that we face.

So join me today as I'm going to highlight some of our major wins and our ongoing efforts

to make abortion unthinkable and unavailable throughout America.

So first I'm to start off by talking about some state legislative wins. This is the stuff that's super important, but it's like zero airtime on the mainstream media and, you know,

in the nightly news. You're not going to see it on social media.

As you all know, when Roe was reversed, when the Dobbs decision came down, Dobbs said that the

issue, the question of abortion was going to return to the people and the people's representatives,

meaning abortion was now a federal, state, and local

issue. Don't let anyone tell you otherwise, not even Donald Trump. Abortion is a federal state

and local issue, all levels, not just one. But I do want to talk about students for life action

to work at the state legislative level. Like I said,

this doesn't get talked about a lot, but this is important because when you look at our landscape two years out from post row, abortions are still happening. But now we have whole sections

of the United States that are safe havens that are no kill states versus other states, California, Illinois,

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