Earlier this week, the New York Times wrote an article that arguably deserves two separate posts because it raises two issues regarding abortion.  The first is the Times' concern that younger women — Gen Z and Millennials — don't care much about the abortion question.  The second is the staggering cognitive dissonance that the article shows about black lives and abortion. At the initial, substantive level, the Times is worried that today's young women are lukewarm about abortion.  The article begins with Brea Baker, a 26-year-old black-identifying woman, who says abortion is less important to her life than other issues: Like many young Americans, Brea Baker experienced her first moment of political outrage after the killing of a Black man. She was 18 when Trayvon Martin was shot. When she saw his photo on the news, she thought of her younger brother, and the boundary between her politics...(Read Full Post)