April Fools
This post has been removed because, apparently, some people didn’t understand that it was an April Fool’s Day joke. You can view the original here. Sorry.
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.
This post has been removed because, apparently, some people didn’t understand that it was an April Fool’s Day joke. You can view the original here. Sorry.
A recently published peer-reviewed study by Dr. Michael New of the University of Alabama shows that common state legislation has a significant impact on the abortion rate. The study, “Analyzing the Effect of Anti-Abortion U.S. State Legislation in the Post-Casey Era,” evaluated abortion data from nearly every state over a span of 21 years, from […]
New Jersey senator Frank Lautenberg shocked the pro-life community with his comment that “These people don’t deserve the freedoms in the Constitution… but we’ll give it to them anyway.” In context, it’s abundantly clear that “these people” are pro-life advocates. Days later, he still has not responded to demands for an apology. So, what would […]
Members of Congress are back home in their districts, so it’s a great time to contact them about pro-life issues. As you know, Congress is wrestling with the budget, including the question of whether or not Planned Parenthood will receive another $350+ million of our hard-earned money. As usual, the Susan B. Anthony List offers […]
Chris Slattery from EMC Frontline Pregnancy Centers in New York City reports that one of the centers, in the South Bronx, sustained major damage in a burglary. From the email: This is the second time this has happened in the past 12 months. They broke into our facility through the second story window, stole over […]
SecularProLife.org president Kelsey Hazzard visited Carnegie Mellon University last Friday. She was hosted by the Life Matters club. Kelsey’s speech, and some Q & A with a respectful pro-choice student, below:
You’re invited to join SecularProLife.org president Kelsey Hazzard for a presentation at Carnegie Mellon University, tomorrow, Friday March 18, at 4:30pm. Our gracious host is Life Matters, CMU’s pro-life student organization. Learn more and RSVP on Facebook. Tomorrow’s presentation will be before a mixed pro-life and pro-choice audience, and the topic is “The Scientific Proof […]
Numerous undercover projects have shown the willingness of Planned Parenthood employees to ignore cases of child abuse that they are legally required to report. The most recent of these was Live Action’s Traffick investigation. A few weeks after those videos were recorded, but before they were released, Planned Parenthood realized what was going on and […]
Thank you for bearing with us as we had no posts last week (except of course for Matthew Newman’s ever-reliable Wednesday news summary). Here are some tidbits from over the break: BryanKemper.com, a youth-focused Christian pro-life blog, was hacked. Over a year’s worth of content was deleted. They’re working on recovering the posts, but may […]
Two events I’m passing along from the Expose Planned Parenthood coalition:1) There will be a webcast on Tuesday, March 7 at 9pm Eastern. Pre-register here.2) Students for Life, Live Action, and other youth-focused groups are sponsoring a video contest for pro-lifers between the ages of 14 and 25. In five minutes or less, share why […]
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