The Pro-life movie ‘Unplanned’ has prompted nearly 100 abortion clinic workers to leave the industry.
According to congressional testimony, 94 clinic workers have said they intend to leave their jobs in the abortion industry after watching the hit movie “Unplanned.”
The film is about former Planned Parenthood clinic director Abby Johnson, who left the nation’s leading abortion provider after assisting an ultra-sound guided abortion to become a fierce pro-life advocate.
Chuck Konzelman, director of the Pure Flix movie, testified last week before the Senate Judiciary Committee and told the panel 94 clinic workers reached out to the nonprofit run by Johnson, “And Then There Were None”, seeking help leaving their jobs.
He said, “One percent of the abortion workers in the United States, after getting one look at them being portrayed on film, have decided to change their lives… and what they do for a living,” he added.
Konzelman was on Capitol Hill to speak on the alleged censorship of “Unplanned” on social media.
Twitter temporarily suspended the film’s promotional account on opening weekend.
It was unclear why the account was suspended, with Konzelman saying that Twitter said it was either accidental or a mistake — a glitch that never seems to strike left-of-center groups. After the account was reinstated, many of their followers suddenly disappeared.