The Negro Project: Ep. 9: Heroes of Life: Civil Rights, Faith, and the Pro‑Life Movement

Join Connie Morris on Episode 9 as she profiles leaders and everyday advocates in the pro-life movement, examining how civil rights, faith, and grassroots community work intersect with reproductive policy.

The episode highlights figures like Alveda King and Dr. Mildred Jefferson, explores scripture-driven advocacy, church- and pregnancy-support programs, and the civil-rights framing of protecting the most vulnerable.

Connie closes by asking how communities can pursue justice while supporting families, and by previewing the final episode, tying lessons from the Negro Project to today.

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