Posted on 07/10/2022 4:21:14 AM PDT by Morgana
Meghan Markle is going all-in for abortion these days, which includes one of her product endorsements.
The Duchess of Sussex used to be required to keep her political opinions quiet, but ever since she stepped back as a senior working royal, Markle has been voicing her feminist views. Now, Page Six reported that the brand Awe Inspired introduced a “Woman Power” necklace, which costs between $140-$150. One hundred percent of the proceeds for the necklace and the rest of the Ruth Bader Ginsburg collection from Awe Inspired will benefit Planned Parenthood.
Markle was first spotted wearing the necklace, which features a Venus symbol incorporated with a power fist, at the 2021 VAX Live event, a global broadcast special celebrating COVID-19 vaccines.
The necklace isn’t new but the initiative to support abortion is a reaction to the historic overturning of Roe v. Wade on June 24.
“We are proud to honor Ruth Bader Ginsburg, her championing of civil liberties, and all the people she has inspired to never stop persisting in the face of adversity,” a statement on the brand’s website says. They say these donations will help them “continue the fight.”
The royal has already expressed her support for abortion during a previous interview.
“We have to band together and not wallow,” Markle said while speaking with Gloria Steinem and Jessica Yellin for Vogue just after the Supreme Court decision was handed down. “What happens with our bodies is so deeply personal, which can also lead to silence and stigma, even though so many of us deal with personal health crises.”
“I know what miscarrying feels like, which I’ve talked about publicly,” the Duchess continued. “The more that we normalize conversation about the things that affect our lives and bodies, the more people are going to understand how necessary it is to have protections in place.”
The Duchess seemingly equated miscarriage with abortion, which many celebrities and left-wing news outlets have been doing ever since Roe was overturned. Recording artist Halsey said, “my abortion saved my life” while referencing a procedure she had after experiencing a miscarriage, The Daily Wire originally reported.
Markle isn’t the only celebrity wearing jewelry from Awe Inspired. Demi Lovato, Sarah Michelle Gellar, Whitney Cummings, Becky G, Megan Rapinoe, and Tess Holiday all wore items from the RBG collection, per Page Six.
Madonna, Taylor Swift, Selena Gomez, Miley Cyrus, Sarah Jessica Parker, Halle Berry, and Hilary Duff all support the Awe Inspired brand as well, per their website.
““We are proud to honor Ruth Bader Ginsburg, her championing of civil liberties, and all the people she has inspired to never stop persisting in the face of adversity,” a statement on the brand’s website says. They say these donations will help them “continue the fight.””
Conservatives should honor Ruth Buzzy Ginsburg for her persisting in holding onto her Supreme Court seat until after Trump was elected instead of retiring during the Obama regime.
What does Planned Parenthood have to do with Roe being overturned? Didn’t the Left tell us a couple years back that abortion was only a tiny fraction of what they did?
Who?
How is abortion “Woman Power” when 50% of the murdered babies are female? More than 50%, actually, in the Third World.
yep, Ruth was sicker than was publicly disclosed. I’m sure Ruth was trying to outlast the Donald Trump presidency, so that a Democrat could nominate her replacement to the Supreme Court.
She chose poorly.
Sure it will. These grifters always get their cut.
A picture of the necklace, as worn by “empowered” woman MeGain, who got where she is by the efforts, connections and money of her father, her first husband, her Toronto chef boyfriend, her Toronto fixer friend at Soho House, Markus Anderson, Prince Halfwit, her father-in-law, and who knows how many other men. I guess all that is a type of female power, but there are less polite descriptions for it.
https://aweinspired.com/products/woman-power-necklace-gold-vermeil
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