Our most liked and shared graphics of 2015 are: 10. Bill Nye vs. Inigo Montoya For more on Bill Nye’s questionable understanding (to put it charitably), check out our most-read blog post of 2015. 9. Adoptees respond to #ShoutYourAbortion with uplifting tweets 8. Parents chime in with more shouts against abortion 7. We choose the […]
Our most-read posts of 2015 are: 10. Woman blinds herself with doctor’s help. Her body, her choice? This was our take on the disturbing story of a woman who desperately wanted to become blind, and allegedly convinced a psychologist to sign on. The thought of someone having drain cleaner poured into their eyes certainly sets off […]
Yes, Virginia, secular people celebrate Christmas! Also, as a practical matter, we’ve learned that blog traffic declines precipitously this time of year, what with people spending time with their loved ones instead of debating strangers on the internet. Tidings of comfort and joy to you, and may there be peace on earth. We’ll be back […]
As a feminist pro-life organization, we believe that abortion is in many (if not most) cases a symptom of societal failures to accommodate women. Abortion is interconnected with other problems women face, including sexual assault. So far, I think many pro-life and pro-choice people would agree. But pro-life and pro-choice circles often have different vocabularies […]
Tonight at 8:00 pm Eastern, 7 Central, there will be a free webcast featuring four former abortion workers. They will discuss what they saw in the abortion industry and how they got out, and will answer questions. The webcast is sponsored by And Then There Were None, an organization run by former Planned Parenthood director […]
WSB-TV of Atlanta did what I wish more media outlets would do: it surveyed the health records of its local abortion centers and completely demolished the pro-choice narrative of poor bullied women’s health providers versus unnecessary anti-choice regulations. You need to watch this. The report opens: Unsterilized instruments, dirty linens, and expired medications: just some […]
We don’t often get explicitly political at Secular Pro-Life. Our membership includes conservatives, liberals, moderates, and libertarians. We are Democrats, Republicans, independents, and members of third parties. Secular Pro-Life doesn’t endorse candidates. We occasionally report on elections and debate the virtues of single-issue voting, but that’s about as far as it goes. But with Trump […]
Poll results are easily manipulated by the wording of the question. USA Today gives a perfect example: In the poll, 46% agreed with the statement: “Heated political rhetoric about Planned Parenthood and abortion bear some of the responsibility for what happened” in the [Colorado Springs] shooting. In contrast, 36% agreed with the statement: “The event […]
Your president, Kelsey Hazzard, here. As you know, I’m speaking at the Students for Life of America conferences next month! The topic is improving the diversity of student pro-life organizations. Obviously, my angle is religious inclusion. My lovely co-presenter, Christina Bennett, will speak to race. We met at the Yale conference in October and hit […]
Tomorrow at noon Eastern time, Dr. George Delgado will present to medical students at Stony Brook University in New York on the abortion pill reversal protocol. His talk will be live-streamed at this link. The so-called “abortion pill” is really two drugs, taken several days apart. The first part suppresses progesterone, a critical hormone to […]