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 Emily Woodward’s life symbolizes the United States’ partially successful pro-natalist campaign. As the mother of 15 children—more than half conceived and incubated in artificial wombs—she becomes a national icon, celebrated as “Mother America.” After her death, “Mother America” becomes the very symbol of the country, displacing Uncle Sam, reflecting the United States’ changed position in global affairs.

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Emily Woodward: Mother America

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    2025年

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  • David J. Staley

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 Emily Woodward’s life symbolizes the United States’ partially successful pro-natalist campaign. As the mother of 15 children—more than half conceived and incubated in artificial wombs—she becomes a national icon, celebrated as “Mother America.” After her death, “Mother America” becomes the very symbol of the country, displacing Uncle Sam, reflecting the United States’ changed position in global affairs.