Flowchart for Choice
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Kelsey is a political moderate with a legal background (BA in Psychology & Religious Studies from University of Miami, JD from University of Virginia). She founded SPL in 2009 and currently serves as Board President. She regularly provides insight into the variety of state and federal court cases and legislation pertaining to abortion.
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[Today’s guest post is by Irish SPL member Evelyn Fennelly.] For the first time in its history, Ireland passed a bill legalising abortion in the early hours of Friday morning. The Protection of Human Life in Pregnancy Bill contains provisions for termination of pregnancy where there is a physical threat to life of the mother and legalises abortion […]
On Monday, Rabbi Aaron Alexander took to the Huffington Post to put the latest face on a tired argument. Happily, he kept it short, so I’m going to break it down piece by piece. Though I’ve hesitated from doing so until this point, I’m going to reflect briefly on abortion. I am not going to […]
Average “pro-choice” people in America are actually quite moderate. They support a ban on abortions after the first trimester. They support informed consent and waiting periods. And they do not join a mob at the state capital to spit on pro-lifers and chant “Hail, Satan.” This is not a post about average pro-choicers. This is […]
That’s me on the left, in my early years as a pro-life activist, at the University of Miami Today, Americans remember our founding document, the Declaration of Independence. It begins with a revolutionary identification of our inalienable rights: life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. These words inspired the creation of a new nation, and centuries […]
[Today’s guest post is a word of encouragement from K. M. Misener.] At times, being a pro-life advocate can be very discouraging. The abortion industry has considerable financial resources to use to aggressively market itself, and hence marketing slogans such as “choice” and “the war on women” that seem to have been carefully crafted with […]
Texas is considering legislation that would hold abortion facilities to the safety standards of other surgical facilities, require abortionists to have admitting privileges at local hospitals, and ban late-term abortions. The bill is a response to the horrific testimony of ex-employees of abortionist Douglas Karpen, also known as the “Texas Gosnell.” Photo of Texas pro-life […]
“Shoot for the moon, and if you miss, you’ll land among the stars.” That was our philosophy when we set our aggressive goal for last week’s likes campaign. And what stars Secular Pro-Life has reached! You caused a thirty percent increase in likes, and as of this writing, the SPL facebook page now has over […]
[Today’s post by guest author Alycia Hartley is part of our paid blogging program.] As a resident of the Midwest, I have come to appreciate the seasons and seeing what was once dead or bare, come to life during the spring and summer. With some hesitancy, small financial investment (this means a lot for a […]
“Free speech for me– but not for thee.” That’s the title of a 1993 book by pro-life atheist Nat Hentoff. It’s also the principle at work in “buffer zone” laws, which essentially ban sidewalk counseling outside of abortion facilities. The following video gives an example of the type of speech that is banned in many states, […]
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