“Metaphors about abortion, capital punishment, and the separation between church and state swirl together in this uncomfortable image of a pregnant young woman in an electric chair. Right to Life is in fact an impossible image, for no prison in America can execute a prisoner who is pregnant. Thus, the scene serves to both shock and unsettle, as only political propaganda can. Taking the title of this photograph to heart, TRIIIBE illustrates the complexity of a pro-life point of view that is opposed to a woman’s right to choose, but in favor of the death penalty. Right to Life also asks viewers to explore their capacity for empathy and compassion. Without knowing this woman’s crimes, can viewers feel sympathy for her? Should they? Is that different from the sympathy they might feel for a man? What if the race of the person changed as well? Right to Life is an exploration of all of these controversial questions and more, again utilizing the sameness of the sisters to astoundingly provocative effect.”