January: We brought the secular pro-life message to San Francisco for the Walk for Life and the regional Women’s March. The following week, we were in Washington, D.C., where we participated in the March for Life, witnessed the continuing impact of our fall 2016 #HelloHyde campaign, and spent time with friends old and new. On both coasts, we presented at […]
The most read stories on the Secular Pro-Life blog in 2017 are: (10) Don’t Forget: The White Supremacist Movement Supports Abortion Gross eugenicist reasoning leads racists like Richard Spencer to join forces with pro-choice feminists. (9) She was raped and refused abortion. Here’s how she answers her critics. However you feel about the rape exception, we should […]
Here are the graphics that got the most likes, reactions, and shares on Secular Pro-Life’s facebook page this year: (10) Sometimes we screenshot our own tweets. Don’t judge. (9) We call out an abortion business for “misleading women into believing the fetus basically looks like a dust bunny.” (8) Our co-admin, Terrisa, being iconic as […]
[Today’s guest post is by pro-life Christian Feleica Langdon of Life Defenders.] Crisis pregnancies do not discriminate; people from all walks of life bear the weight of their uncertain circumstances. It can challenge the strongest of wills, and lead that vulnerable person to a decision they would have not have made otherwise. We want to […]
I recently read Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind by Yuval Noah Harari, and I realize I’m a few years late to the party, but I cannot recommend it highly enough. It was a best-seller for a reason. It is hugely ambitious, covering everything from hunting and gathering to modern nation-states to the potential technologically enhanced […]
January 19 is the March for Life in Washington, D.C.! We would love for you to join us at the sixth annual pre-March #LifeMatters meetup at 11:00 a.m. in front of the EPA building. We will then march down Constitution Avenue to the Supreme Court building, along with throngs of pro-life advocates from across the nation, […]
Correction: It now appears that the list of words was not a strict ban, and that the list came not from the Trump administration, but from within the CDC itself. * * * Last Friday, news broke that the Trump administration has instructed the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) not to use the words “evidence-based,” […]
During the summer of 2015, Alicia Young started experiencing some unusual symptoms: weight gain, neck swelling, moodiness, easily becoming sick, and extreme fatigue. She fell ill quite often, getting three ear infections all within four months. At the young age of twenty-five she felt it was not normal, so she made an appointment with an […]
Exactly one month ago, we wrote about the Project Weak Link protest campaign urging Specific Waste Industries—a medical waste disposal company—to stop collecting corpses from abortion facilities in the Midwest. Yesterday, Project Weak Link organizers shared a statement from Specific Waste Industries indicating that it had terminated its contracts with abortion facilities, including the notorious […]
The Jacksons always knew they wanted a large family from the beginning. Jennifer and her husband Richard have enjoyed the family lifestyle: bowling, movies, water fights, being outdoors together, and actively participating in their church. In February 2016, the Jackson family found out they’d be adding another child to their home and everyone was ecstatic! […]
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