Commercial surrogacy is a $130 billion global industry. Women are treated as vessels. Children are sold as commodities. And the conservative movement has largely failed to confront it. Frank Wright argues that the fight against surrogacy transcends political divisions. Feminist campaigners have spent decades opposing the commodification of women and children, yet their warnings have been ignored by a right that prioritizes economic freedom over human dignity. The result is a market that treats human beings as products, and a culture that has lost the ability to recognize evil when it sees it. Read more…