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Top 10 Graphics of 2020

December 28, 2020/0 Comments/in Top SPL Graphics, Uncategorized /by Kelsey Hazzard

Thank you for liking and sharing our memes! With no further ado, here are the year’s top Secular Pro-Life graphics (click to enlarge).

#10: Don’t like human rights violations?

#9: Wildly off base

#8: Seriously, just take five seconds

#7: Zero reason

#6: That’s science

#5: Stolen from Reddit

#4: The right thing to do

#3: Pro-life women refuse to be erased

#2: A hard-hitting book excerpt

#1: Pro-life, in a nutshell

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