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51:06Now PlayingIn today’s episode, Seth Gruber talks about Purchase College in New York and its so-called “reproductive justice garden”—a campus garden featuring plants and herbs historically associated with inducing abortion. Seth argues that the garden reveals something much deeper about the abortion movement: this was never simply about a legal “right” or healthcare. He connects the language of reproductive justice, ancient practices of child sacrifice, and the spiritual battle behind the culture of death.
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