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In Life's Work, an outspoken Religious reproductive justice advocate and abortion provider (one of the few doctors to provide such services to women in Mississippi and Alabama) pulls from his personal and professional journeys as well as the medical training he received as a health care provider to expose how he came to trust, unequivocally, that assisting women in need, without view, is exactly the Christian move to make. Dr. Willie Parker grew up in the Deep South, resided in a Religious household, and changed into a far more fundamentalist form of Christianity as a man. But after reading an interpretation of the Good Samaritan in a sermon by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., he noticed that to become a true Religious, he must show compassion for all those women regardless of their needs. In 2009 2009 he halted practicing obstetrics to target completely on providing safe abortions for the women who need help the most - often women in poverty and women of color - and in the hotbed of the pro-choice argument: the South. He soon thereafter traded in his private practice and his penthouse apartment in Hawaii for the life of your itinerant abortion provider, focusing most recently on women in the Deep South. In Life's Work, Dr. Willie Parker instructs a deeply personal and thought-provoking narrative that illuminates the intricate societal, political, religious, and personal realities of abortion in america from the unique perspective of a person who executes them and defends the right to achieve this task every day. He also talks about what sort of new influx of anti-abortion activism, targeted at making incremental changes in laws and regulations state by status, are gradually chipping away at the rights of women to regulate their own lives. In revealing his daily fight against mandatory longing cycles and bogus rules governing the width of hallways, Dr. Parker uncovers the growing quantity of strings attached to the right to choose and makes a powerful Christian case for championing reproductive rights.
