Original sentence: In response to this, those in the abortion-rights movement have accepted the label of pro-choice, which reflects their support for the woman's legal right to choose whether or not to have an abortion.Many Pro-Life advocates believe that abortion is infanticide, homicide or even murder.Some in this movement even reverse the term so as to brand the anti-abortion movement as anti-choice.This designation, while contraversial, indicates their belief that an embryo or fetus qualifies as a full living human, complete with concomitant human rights.Those within the movement seek to restrict or prohibit some or all abortion methods.While "anti-abortion" is the term used by news organizations such as the Associated Press, many people within the movement prefer to call their beliefs "pro-life" or "right-to-life", names that began to appear in the early 1960s
Edited sentence: In response to this, those in the abortion-rights movement have accepted the label of pro-choice, which reflects their support for the woman's legal right to choose whether or not to carry an unwanted pregnancy to term.Some in this movement even reverse the term so as to brand the anti-abortion movement as anti-choice, which is factually correct.Specifically, it appears to imply that abortion is homicide or even murder.The term is also ambiguous with regard to whether quality of life or quantity of life is at issue, and even seems to imply that the alternative is "anti-life" or even "pro-death", both of which sound monstrous.This assumes precisely the point that is in controversy, in that many would say that a fertilized egg does not deserve the same consideration as a woman.This designation is a controversial, perhaps even loaded, term because it takes for granted that an embryo or fetus qualifies as a full living human, complete with concomitant human rights.This is consistent with the possibility that someone is against abortion but supports the woman's right to choose.Those within the movement seek to restrict or prohibit some or all abortions.While "anti-abortion" is the neutral term most often used in news accounts, many people within the movement prefer to call their beliefs "pro-life" or "right-to-life", names that began to appear in the early 1960s