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They want America to have more babies. Is this their moment?

People are not being irrational and selfish when they're deciding not to have children. People are making a series of decisions to not have a child now, maybe in the future. And then that keeps happening because we aren't giving people the societal supports to meet their visions of having a good parent.

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They want America to have more babies. Is this their moment?

For her, that should include things like more government funding for health care, affordable housing, schools, child care, addressing climate change. But many pro-natalists, including NatalCon's organizer Kevin Dolan, see their biggest allies as the folks in the White House right now. Here's Dolan speaking at the conference over lunch.

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They want America to have more babies. Is this their moment?

For her, that should include things like more government funding for health care, affordable housing, schools, child care, addressing climate change. But many pro-natalists, including NatalCon's organizer Kevin Dolan, see their biggest allies as the folks in the White House right now. Here's Dolan speaking at the conference over lunch.

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They want America to have more babies. Is this their moment?

For her, that should include things like more government funding for health care, affordable housing, schools, child care, addressing climate change. But many pro-natalists, including NatalCon's organizer Kevin Dolan, see their biggest allies as the folks in the White House right now. Here's Dolan speaking at the conference over lunch.

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They want America to have more babies. Is this their moment?

Dolan left his data science job in 2021 after his anonymous Twitter account was exposed. Among other things, he'd used it to promote the racist notion that white men are superior to other races and women. After getting doxed, Dolan continued sharing his thoughts about how society should be ordered on his podcast.

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They want America to have more babies. Is this their moment?

Dolan left his data science job in 2021 after his anonymous Twitter account was exposed. Among other things, he'd used it to promote the racist notion that white men are superior to other races and women. After getting doxed, Dolan continued sharing his thoughts about how society should be ordered on his podcast.

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They want America to have more babies. Is this their moment?

Dolan left his data science job in 2021 after his anonymous Twitter account was exposed. Among other things, he'd used it to promote the racist notion that white men are superior to other races and women. After getting doxed, Dolan continued sharing his thoughts about how society should be ordered on his podcast.

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They want America to have more babies. Is this their moment?

Matthew McManus is a lecturer at the University of Michigan and an expert on the modern hard right writers Dolan takes inspiration from.

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They want America to have more babies. Is this their moment?

Matthew McManus is a lecturer at the University of Michigan and an expert on the modern hard right writers Dolan takes inspiration from.

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They want America to have more babies. Is this their moment?

Matthew McManus is a lecturer at the University of Michigan and an expert on the modern hard right writers Dolan takes inspiration from.

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They want America to have more babies. Is this their moment?

For these thinkers, restoring this masculine culture means feminism and multicultural democracy need to be rooted out.

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They want America to have more babies. Is this their moment?

For these thinkers, restoring this masculine culture means feminism and multicultural democracy need to be rooted out.

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They want America to have more babies. Is this their moment?

For these thinkers, restoring this masculine culture means feminism and multicultural democracy need to be rooted out.

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They want America to have more babies. Is this their moment?

It's not explicit on the natal con stage, but part of Dolan's vision for the conference is to help build this world where men like him can't be doxed because they'll be in power. Dolan says his conference is nonpartisan, and he invites speakers who say stuff like this.

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They want America to have more babies. Is this their moment?

It's not explicit on the natal con stage, but part of Dolan's vision for the conference is to help build this world where men like him can't be doxed because they'll be in power. Dolan says his conference is nonpartisan, and he invites speakers who say stuff like this.

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They want America to have more babies. Is this their moment?

It's not explicit on the natal con stage, but part of Dolan's vision for the conference is to help build this world where men like him can't be doxed because they'll be in power. Dolan says his conference is nonpartisan, and he invites speakers who say stuff like this.

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They want America to have more babies. Is this their moment?

That's a speech from the first natal con. It's a writer who goes by the pseudonym Peachy Keenan. Her work is published by a company that sells books arguing Black people are inherently more criminal and less intelligent than white people. That publisher, Passage Press, sponsored NatalCon this year, and its founder was a featured speaker.

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They want America to have more babies. Is this their moment?

That's a speech from the first natal con. It's a writer who goes by the pseudonym Peachy Keenan. Her work is published by a company that sells books arguing Black people are inherently more criminal and less intelligent than white people. That publisher, Passage Press, sponsored NatalCon this year, and its founder was a featured speaker.

Consider This from NPR
They want America to have more babies. Is this their moment?

That's a speech from the first natal con. It's a writer who goes by the pseudonym Peachy Keenan. Her work is published by a company that sells books arguing Black people are inherently more criminal and less intelligent than white people. That publisher, Passage Press, sponsored NatalCon this year, and its founder was a featured speaker.

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They want America to have more babies. Is this their moment?

These are some of the elements united under the banner of pronatalism. They don't all agree on how to boost birth rates, but two years after the first NatalCon, this is a movement that's much closer to power than it used to be.