Netflix is celebrating after winning big at the Emmys. But the streaming giant can’t claim a win on its new documentary concerning abortion: while Netflix says it tells the “whole story,” women abortion advocates showed up 13 times more than their pro-life counterparts. And it isn’t that producers couldn’t find knowledgeable women against abortion. They did, but literally “days” of footage featuring them ended up on the cutting room floor.
Donald Trump on Wednesday weighed in again on abortion access when asked to clarify his stance on the issue, saying he was for exceptions to bans and that it was important in order to win elections. "You have to win elections," Trump also said. Since the U.S. Supreme Court struck down the national guarantee to abortion access in 2022, it has emerged as a major political issue in various states.
Keli Goff is a longtime political reporter, writer and producer who was nominated for two news and documentary Emmy Awards for her work on the Netflix documentary 'Reversing Roe,' which chronicled America’s battles over abortion. She also won a 2016 NAACP Image Award for her episode of the series Being Mary Jane. She most recently served as a writer and producer on the drama 'Mayor of Kingstown' and the dramedy, 'And Just Like That.'