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What the nurses knew

Mary Eberstadt, National Review

Tuesday, July 19, 2022

Let the Zoomers and Millennials and other Americans shortchanged by family and community collapse come to know the truth: Life is good. New life is grand. Let the babies of tomorrow do what babies do, what Americans scarred by Roe missed out on: humanize the people around them.

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