Schoolwork has caught up with me. Heather will blog on Monday, and I’ll be back Tuesday.
Back in July, Live Action wondered why Planned Parenthood’s 2008 annual report was delayed. It has now arrived, and the figures show that Planned Parenthood has focused more on abortions and less on its supposed core services. (The total number of abortions done in the United States is decreasing.) The new Planned Parenthood figures show […]
LifeNews.com reports that Chen Guangcheng, a Nobel Peace Prize nominee who has spent the last four years in prison for his exposure of human rights abuses against women and unborn children, may be released this week. Chen Guangcheng received international support when he was jailed on bogus charges after revealing to the world an extensive […]
Students for Life of America asks this seemingly simple question, but finds that the definition of social justice is more complex and contentious than you might think. As I see it, “social justice” is currently being abused by people on both ends of the political spectrum. On the one hand, we have those who use […]
It has come to my attention that Blogger is quarantining some legitimate comments as spam. All the comments backlogged in the spam queue have now been published. From now on, I will check the spam filter at least once a day. If you are still having issues, try1) breaking your comment into smaller pieces2) including […]
As some of you know, in addition to serving as the president of SecularProLife.org, I go to law school (because doing just one or the other wouldn’t be nearly stressful enough). I’m currently taking a course called Law of Reproduction. It requires a 25-page paper, and I haven’t chosen a topic. My current idea is […]
Less than a month ago, the national offices of Planned Parenthood revoked the charter of its San Francisco affiliate, Planned Parenthood Golden Gate, which then changed its name to Golden Gate Community Health. At the time, the whole thing was rather mysterious: Planned Parenthood claimed “management problems,” which is a fairly puny offense given that […]
For the record, I do not belong to any political party. I’m generally supportive of pro-life candidates, of course, but many politicians cross party lines on abortion. That’s why I’m happy to see that the Susan B. Anthony List, one of the most politically powerful pro-life groups around, has set its sights on the GOP. […]
Pennsylvania-based abortionist Stephen Brigham faces ongoing legal troubles in that state, after similar incidents in Florida, New Jersey, and New York. He is accused of (among other things) hiring employees who did not have medical licenses. Why stop there? Stephen Brigham has allegedly progressed from hiring unlicensed abortionists to being one himself: Brigham has been […]
BloodMoney is a pro-life documentary which exposes the dirty secrets of the abortion industry through interviews with former abortion workers and others in the know. I haven’t yet seen it, but after reading this review by Matt Abbott, I definitely want to: [T]he film does a commendable job of explaining and showing the science and […]