Pro-natalism is a growing movement in the US that emphasizes the importance of increasing birth rates, receiving new attention under the current administration. However, columnist Moira Donegan argues that this is not a widespread public demand, as families are having the number of children they desire. The movement, exemplified by events like NatalCon, unites various factions, from traditionalist Catholics to techno-futurists interested in artificial reproductive technologies. A concerning aspect of this movement is its desire for 'higher-quality' babies, which could carry racial implications.
The pro-natalist movement in the US, gaining momentum with political supporters, advocates for more babies based on diverse cultural and technological perspectives.
Groups at NatalCon represent a range of pro-natalist beliefs, from traditional Catholic values to techno-futurist ideals, emphasizing artificial reproductive technologies.
The movement's goal goes beyond increasing births; it aims for what its members consider 'higher-quality' babies, often raising concerns about racial implications.
The pro-natalist agenda appears more reflective of certain political ideologies than a widespread public demand for larger families among Americans.
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