Immigrant writer from Soviet Russia Katya Sedgwick explains how she went from seeing abortion as a normal part of every woman's life to opposing the practice. Katya gives us a firsthand look at the role abortion played in Soviet culture, and her current pro-life perspective offers a valuable counterpoint to that of abortion abolitionist Jon Speed (ep. 22). 
You can find Katya's writing at The Federalist, where she writes about feminism and Soviet Russia: https://thefederalist.com/author/ksedgwick/ 
Follow her on Twitter @KatyaSedgwick, and catch up with the podcast @180cast.
Have thoughts on the episode? Text or leave a voicemail on the Flip Phone at (323) 999-1802.#prolife #sovietrussa #soviethistory #abortion #womensrights #abortioninUSSR #reproductivefreedom #reproductivehealthact #abortionisnormal #abortionismurder 

<blockquote>Immigrant writer from Soviet Russia Katya Sedgwick explains how she went from seeing abortion as a normal part of every woman's life to opposing the practice. Katya gives us a firsthand look at the role abortion played in Soviet culture, and her current pro-life perspective offers a valuable counterpoint to that of abortion abolitionist Jon Speed (ep. 22).&nbsp;<br>You can find Katya's writing at The Federalist, where she writes about feminism and Soviet Russia:&nbsp;<a href="https://thefederalist.com/author/ksedgwick/">https://thefederalist.com/author/ksedgwick/</a>&nbsp;<br>Follow her on Twitter @KatyaSedgwick, and catch up with the podcast @180cast.<br>Have thoughts on the episode? Text or leave a voicemail on the Flip Phone at (323) 999-1802.</blockquote>
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<blockquote>#prolife #sovietrussa #soviethistory #abortion #womensrights #abortioninUSSR #reproductivefreedom #reproductivehealthact #abortionisnormal #abortionismurder&nbsp;</blockquote>
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