The push for unlimited abortion access is now advancing beyond the issue of "choice." A newly published article in Ethics, the University of Chicago Press's prestigious peer-reviewed journal, argues that pregnant minors must abort -- even if that requires coercion and force.

The authors, a University of British Columbia philosophy professor and an aspiring philosopher, emphasize the fact that minors are children. From "Justice for Girls: On Provision of Abortion as Adequate Care" (citations omitted, my emphases):

Both opponents of abortion and liberal defenders of a woman’s right to control her own body make a mistake in relation to impregnated children. They

Both opponents of abortion and liberal defenders of a woman’s right to control her own body make a mistake in relation to impregnated children. They

© National Review