Pro-choicers call for the media to 'stop giving air-time to anti-abortion activists'

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

73% : Abortion belongs in health care, social services, and public health reporting," the letter continues.
64% : On Twitter, Physicians for Reproductive Health claimed that pro-life advocates are racists and that it is "violent" to quote them.
60% : "Abortion is love, community, hope, and liberation," another tweet declared.
59% :"The Venn diagram of anti-abortion activists and white supremacists is a flat circle.
58% : As the undersigned over 600 providers of abortion care, people who have had abortions and will have abortions, abortion advocates, and individuals who work with the media regularly, we could not be more concerned for the safety and well-being of our communities, in part because of the misinformation, disinformation, and inflammatory threats shared and encouraged by anti-abortion activists in the media," the letter declares.
56% : "We are writing today with a big request: stop giving air-time to anti-abortion activists.
46% :"With this in mind, we are asking for a commitment from the community of media outlets reporting on abortion to keep in mind the true danger that you present when interviewing anti-abortion extremists.
39% : And the fact is, abortion is not in the realm of theory or belief.
38% : Pro-choice proponents are calling upon the media stop covering pro-life activists when reporting on the issue of abortion.

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