Last month at CAA Amplify, an annual conference to promote diversity and inclusion in the entertainment industry, President and CEO of National Women’s Law Center and Co-Founder of the Time’s Up Legal Defense Fund Fatima Goss Graves issued what was described as “a demand and a plea” for more abortion scenes onscreen in light of new pro-life laws because “[t]he stories on abortion do not match our reality.”
Clearly Graves hasn’t been paying attention if she’s not seeing Hollywood’s pro-abortion advocacy. No less than the New York Times disputed her contention. On Thursday, Cara Buckley reported for The Gray Lady, “[T]he industry has already begun shedding one of its longest-held taboos” and that “abortions are taking place or being talked about on television at record levels.”-- More...