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Motherhood statements? SBS picks three supporters of anti-abortion activist for ‘challenging conversation’ on fertility | Weekly Beast

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Motherhood statements? SBS picks three supporters of anti-abortion activist for ‘challenging conversation’ on fertility | Weekly Beast

The six-member panel on The Feed will feature three people closely linked to anti-abortion activist’s network.

Plus: remembering Richard Morecroft Want to get this in your inbox every Friday? Sign up for the Weekly Beast media newsletter here SBS is staying true to its commitment to diversity and inclusion in an upcoming episode of The Feed about falling fertility rates.

The show next Wednesday will feature George Mamalis, the South Australian head of Turning Point Australia, an offshoot of the late far-right influencer Charlie Kirk’s organisation.

Mamalis describes feminism as a “death cult” because it gives women reproductive choice.

He says falling fertility rates lead “to stupid things like mass immigration”, and worries about western culture being “replaced”.

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