That fact, along with McCorvey's conversion to the pro-life side and reasons for it, were ignored. The support available to women from pro-life organizations like the Florence Crittendon Homes is also disregarded. The show is full of similar pretentious and arrogant presumptions and sustained with unmitigated bias. The few good things in the series, such as the struggle for women's right to vote, are obscured by the heavy political hand of Hillary Clinton, Jane Fonda and a parade of females who want the viewer to believe that women with different ideas either don't exist or are irrelevant to the progressive, forward-looking sisters in whom all truth resides. The history of women is a good subject, but CNN's treatment is more ideological than documentary.
Real history is played out on a wider screen.
Those who thought that Jane Fonda had mellowed since she married Ted Turner were wrong. Her platform has merely shifted from a seat on an anti-aircraft gun in Hanoi to a perch at the top of an American television network.