LIFESAVERS. A Pro-Life Global Podcast
Jun 24, 2026 · 27 min · 10 segments
Aisha Taylor, an author, speaker, trainer, and consultant, joins host Rachel Schroder to share her story and her work in pro-life advocacy. She equips single women facing an unplanned pregnancy to…
Aisha TaylorGuest
Rachel SchroderHost
And I would love for you to be able to just share with me, with our listeners, your story.
When I was in high school and college, I was really, I would say indoctrinated with the pro-abortion ideology.
I remember thinking in college that that was a way for women to be able to advance in their careers.
My body, my choice, and that it was really a part of a woman's body and that that baby was almost invasive.
I remember there were times that I would call it a parasite because it used the mother's body to be able to grow.
And that was my background sending, well, back then it was faxes, to different politicians advocating for pro-abortion policies.
And I remember at the time I was still, I was starting to moderate my views, but I was still...
And I remember someone recommending that book to me and I read it and it was difficult to read, but I challenged myself to get through it anyway.
And so I remember I got to the point where she talked about abortion and how it was targeting the Black community and just the history of Margaret Sanger and the eugenics movement.
And I remember being angry because it was now challenging my views about the, you know, a woman's right to choose, right? And I wanted to throw the book across the wall and not read it anymore.
This is way deeper and different than I had ever thought or imagined because I consider myself a feminist as well.
And abortion and feminists, they just go together, right? So I thought, and I started to think like, I don't know if I can support this like I used to.
And I just, as I got older too, my views, like I said, started to change and to moderate.
And I would love for you to be able to just share with me, with our listeners, your story.
When I was in high school and college, I was really, I would say indoctrinated with the pro-abortion ideology.
I remember thinking in college that that was a way for women to be able to advance in their careers.
My body, my choice, and that it was really a part of a woman's body and that that baby was almost invasive.
I remember there were times that I would call it a parasite because it used the mother's body to be able to grow.
And that was my background sending, well, back then it was faxes, to different politicians advocating for pro-abortion policies.
And I remember at the time I was still, I was starting to moderate my views, but I was still...
And I remember someone recommending that book to me and I read it and it was difficult to read, but I challenged myself to get through it anyway.
And so I remember I got to the point where she talked about abortion and how it was targeting the Black community and just the history of Margaret Sanger and the eugenics movement.
And I remember being angry because it was now challenging my views about the, you know, a woman's right to choose, right? And I wanted to throw the book across the wall and not read it anymore.
This is way deeper and different than I had ever thought or imagined because I consider myself a feminist as well.
And abortion and feminists, they just go together, right? So I thought, and I started to think like, I don't know if I can support this like I used to.
And I just, as I got older too, my views, like I said, started to change and to moderate.
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