Are suburban white women really passionate about pro choice

[Proud liberal 80]

I have read a few articles talk about how suburban women (which in my mind is code for white women) won’t like Roe being overturned and will turn against the Republicans. But I am wondering if that’s true....it seems like the suburban white women that I run into always seem to be hard core Christian Republicans who are anti abortion....and if anything they may be the minority but they seem to be more passionate and vocal about their position

[Luciferous]

1. I'm a suburban white woman and I'm pro choice

[abqtommy]

2. It might do us all good to get out and meet more people...

[Proud liberal 80]

4. Nice sarcastic response

But being a military brat and now being in the military myself....and having lived in 15 states and 5 countries....I think I have got out and met plenty of people

[abqtommy]

7. That's possible, but you own your op just as I own mine.

[Proud liberal 80]

9. Blocked

Don’t have time for people like you

[brush]

3. Republican women aren't the only ones who live in the suburbs.

The 2018 blue wave showed us that.

[MrsCoffee]

10. +1

[apcalc]

6. I know a few who are pro choice and a few not.

The ultra religious white catholic women are very against pro-choice. Democrats “ kill babies” and all.

[The Genealogist]

8. I'd guess it depends on the suburb, really.

I live in a quite red city of about 170,000. Its suburbs make it look like a liberal oasis by comparison. I have a hard time believing there are more than a handful of women in ANY of those suburbs who are pro-choice.

[marie999]

11. Where in the New Testament does it say that abortion is a sin?

I know in the Tanakh Exodus 21:22-23, if two men are fighting and cause a woman to have a miscarriage the man who causes it must pay the husband of the woman compensatory damages so the fetus is considered property not a person.

[CTyankee]

12. I have been a "suburban white woman" and now I live in the city because it suits me more.

When I was a suburban women, few of my neighbors were dedicated to the change I felt was needed. Our children's schools were top priority.

I became radicalized because of the Vietnam War. I'm sure more suburban women are political, depending on where the suburb is.

Uniformity is valued in a lot of suburbs, but certainly not all...