Christian Post: Bolz-Weber melts purity rings into a vulva sculpture
A host reads the Christian Post story: liberal Lutheran pastor Nadia Bolz-Weber unveiled a vulva sculpture made entirely of melted-down donated purity rings at the 2019 Makers Conference to protest evangelical purity culture, presenting it to pro-abortion second-wave feminist Gloria Steinem. The article recounts her 'this part of me is mine' claim, her call for ring donations on Twitter in exchange for her book Shameless: A Sexual Reformation, and that one female welder built the piece after five men refused.
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