I remember reading an article a few years back that Roe v Wade was a weird case in that it gave rise to the “life begins at conception” views held by many Americans today. Prior to Roe the view was far less common. The article goes on to mention how Roe’s occurrence in the middle of the women’s sexual revolution also played a big part in getting “recreational sex-shaming” Catholics involved in the Pro-Life movement. Is there any truth to that?

I looked up the topic on the sub before I posted this. I found a couple of threads that seemed relevant, but they didn’t answer my question.

Thanks in advance!