Laws Don't Change Hearts

The author of “Laws Don't Change Hearts” argues that the overturning of Roe v. Wade necessitates a shift in the anti-abortion movement's strategy. Hill asserts that political efforts alone will not be enough to achieve the goal of banning abortion, and that the movement must actively engage in convincing Americans that abortion is morally wrong. Drawing a parallel to the abolition of slavery, Hill contends that abortion will not be abolished until it is rejected by the majority of Americans. Hill critiques politicians who are reluctant to abandon the old paradigm, claiming they some may be motivated by political expediency rather than a genuine commitment to the cause.