“I anticipate that’s where we’ll be moving too. “What you’ll hear discussed across the nation is, we’re moving from a pandemic to an endemic,” the mayor said. Well, Washington, D.C., mayor Muriel Bowser is ending one of the strictest mask mandates in the United States, one that applies to stores, gyms, houses of worship, and offices. It wasn’t the approval of the vaccine for adolescents, or the one for young children. It wasn’t the survival of the health-care systems through the Alpha and Delta surges of COVID. It wasn’t when vaccines were available to the most vulnerable. (Phil Noble/Reuters)īlue America has been searching for an exit strategy for masking, quarantining, and other pandemic mortifications on normal life. I hope it will be a real opportunity.Ī woman wears a face mask as she walks past a mural of a nurse following the outbreak of the coronavirus in Manchester, England, October 11, 2020. This is going to be an event of interest to people beyond the typical pro-life crowd. I’ll be moderating a conversation after Erika’s initial remarks with bioethicist Charlie Camosy, Maria McFadden Maffuci ( Human Life Review), and Michele Sterlace ( Feminists Choosing Life of New York).

If you are in the New York area and able, would you join us on Thursday night? Details are here. She’s called for further expansion of abortion and has encouraged the likes of Facebook to crack down on pro-life activism (misinformation by her mind). New York needs an event like this at a time when we have a woman governor who has both claimed the suffragettes were the shout-your-abortion type and encouraged Texas women to come to the Empire State for abortions. Thursday night in New York, the National Review Institute’s Center for Religion, Culture, and Civil Society will be joining Feminists Choosing Life of New York and the Human Life Review for an actual in-person event with Erika Bachiochi about her new book The Rights of Women: Reclaiming a Lost Vision.

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