The Racial, Moral, and Ethical Considerations for Abortion: Autonomy & Sentient Morality

There ought to be more discussions of the things that matter, on the things that drive us apart, and that which we are uncomfortable talking about. If there were, we would be accustomed to being challenged and refuted and being more understanding towards others. The Racial, Moral, and Ethical Considerations for Abortion looks at how we think about abortion. Why our thinking is flawed and seeks to point out inconsistencies in our thoughts and beliefs. This book strives to be scientifically accurate, but without the distractions of scientific vocabulary and jargon. Instead, we will focus our minds and think, examine our beliefs, and answer the hard questions. Are abortions cruel? Are they merciful or just? Are they necessary to preserve and protect our most vulnerable? What does it mean to kill, is it wrong, and can it ever be justified? Furthermore, why do we believe the things we do? Why is it that some proponents of abortion support the birth of a child, but also wish that government spending not be wasted on these mothers? We will talk about motherhood, its pains, its tribulations, as well as discuss single motherhood, race, and poverty. When answering these questions this book will hold nothing back.