The debate surrounding abortion in America is heavily influenced by the contrasting pro-life and pro-choice perspectives, reflecting deep-rooted issues of morality, conservatism, individualism, and equality. This seminar paper explores the necessity of public discourse on abortion despite existing laws that permit it, highlighting how these discussions engage nearly every American and are indicative of broader cultural values. The paper provides a critical examination of the implications of these differing viewpoints within the context of American society.
