Yes, pro-life feminists exist, and they are here to fight for women and protect life

Contact: Kevin Wandra, 404-788-1276, KWandra@CarmelCommunications.com

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 26, 2018 /Christian Newswire/ -- Fiorella Nash, a writer and bioethicist in the United Kingdom, has spoken to thousands of people about pro-life feminism, enduring jeers and insults, walkouts and hostility. What about pro-life feminism is so atrocious? Pro-life feminists want to actively protect women from mainstream feminists who don't dare stand up for women who have died in surrogacy, who have been forced to abort their children in China, and who have endured sex trafficking at the hands of abortion clinics.

THE ABOLITION OF WOMAN: How Radical Feminism is Betraying Women lays out the case for the pro-life feminist and against the feminists who march in the streets shouting slogans about a woman's "right to choose." Nash calls these women to task: What exactly are you choosing? What happens during that choice? Why aren't women given all the information about what happens during an abortion? Are they too delicate to handle it? Why are you belittling women?

Nash pulls no punches in THE ABOLITION OF WOMAN. For too long, mainstream feminists have ridiculed women who have publicly stated the harmful effects of their abortions. They have covered up the crimes of Kermit Gosnell and his "house of horrors." They have shown no outrage when other nations force children into marriage or when women have died as a result of surrogacy.

Pro-life feminism is not only possible, Nash argues in THE ABOLITION OF WOMAN, it is vital if the complex struggles facing women are to be adequately met. The book is a rallying cry to feminists to stand with the pro-life movement, fighting to build a society in which women are equal and every human life is protected.

"Punchy, informative and entertaining, Fiorella Nash is as uncompromising about the rights of women as about those of children they may bear (or be obstructed from bearing) in a hostile social environment," says Dr. Helen Watt, senior research fellow at the Anscombe Bioethics Centre. "Spotlighting areas where women's rights are routinely breached, from prostitution to surrogacy to preventable maternal deaths, she calls for a world where women are no longer victims — much less perpetrators — of abuse, neglect and manipulation but are respected unequivocally as moral subjects and moral agents."

For more information, to request a review copy or to schedule an interview with Fiorella Nash, please contact Kevin Wandra (404-788-1276 or KWandra@CarmelCommunications.com) of Carmel Communications.