For decades, pro-life activists have spoken passionately about the need to “change hearts and minds.” Overturning Roe v. Wade and passing state-level protections of the unborn are good things to do, but ending abortion will require us to make expectant mothers and the people in their lives not want to get an abortion and not feel the need to get an abortion.
But that phrase “hearts and minds” is just a bit off. It is too interior — too individualistic.
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