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#Justice4Life Tour Schedule Announced
/0 Comments/in Uncategorized /by Kelsey HazzardAttention pro-life advocates in Indiana, Missouri, Florida, Maryland, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Alaska, and Colorado! Students for Life of America is bringing its #Justice4Life bus tour to your cities this week. #Justice4Life urges U.S. Senators to confirm Justice Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court. Check out the schedule below (all times local). TODAY, Monday, August 6 Indianapolis […]
Non-religious pro-life population grows to 12.8 million
/0 Comments/in Pro-Life Demographics, Religion, Research /by Kelsey HazzardThere are 12.8 million non-religious pro-lifers in the United States. That’s equal to the population of Illinois! And it’s a huge jump from just five years ago, when you may remember that Secular Pro-Life ran a visibility campaign touting 6 million non-religious pro-life Americans. How did this happen? First, let’s show our work. As of 2017, […]
The Democratic Party Needs Pro-Lifers
/0 Comments/in Pro-Life Demographics /by Kelsey HazzardIn the 45 years since Roe v. Wade, the Democratic Party has never had less control in Washington D.C. than it does now. Interestingly, the Democratic Party has also never had a more radical position on abortion. The official Democratic Party platform states: Every woman should have access to quality reproductive health care services, including […]
Link collection: Evidence that pro-life laws mean fewer unplanned pregnancies.
/0 Comments/in Research, Uncategorized /by Monica Snyder[Update December 2021 – We have recreated and added to the below list here: https://secularprolife.org/pregnancy-rates/] Pro-life laws decrease abortion in two ways. The direct and more obvious way is by decreasing the number of pregnant women who get abortions. A wide body of research (part 1, part 2) demonstrates that when abortion is restricted abortion […]
Last chance: send comments to HHS on the Protect Life Rule
/0 Comments/in Uncategorized /by Kelsey HazzardTomorrow is the deadline to submit your comments to the Department of Health & Human Services in support of the Protect Life Rule. This regulation limits the ability of abortion businesses to obtain government subsidies through the Title X program. Title X is intended to fund contraception, not abortion. The Protect Life Rule will prioritize […]
Secular Pro-Life at the DFLA Conference!
/0 Comments/in Uncategorized /by adminThis weekend I had the honor of attending and speaking at the Democrats for Life of America (DFLA) Conference in Denver, Colorado. I myself am a registered Democrat and pro-life activist operating in San Francisco, one of the most left-leaning of America’s progressive cities. A progressive local group in Colorado had purchased a billboard sign […]
More evidence that abortion restrictions decrease abortion rates.
/0 Comments/in Research, Uncategorized /by Monica Snyder[Update December 2021 – We have recreated and added to the below list here: https://secularprolife.org/abortion-rates/] As a follow up to our previous post (Pro-life laws stop abortions. Here’s the evidence.) here in chronological order are more studies suggesting that abortion restrictions do decrease abortion—and not just legal abortion, but abortion in general. Note how many […]
Upcoming Events
/0 Comments/in Uncategorized /by Kelsey HazzardMark your calendars for these upcoming pro-life events! August 5-11: #Justice4Life Bus Tour and Rallies Students for Life of America is organizing a nationwide effort to confirm Judge Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court. The #Justice4Life bus tour will cover town halls and campaign rallies of Senators in West Virginia, Indiana, North Dakota, Missouri, and Alaska. […]
Strike this word from your abortion debate vocabulary
/0 Comments/in Uncategorized /by Kelsey HazzardThe word is “consequence.” “Consequence” has two closely related meanings. First, it can be used to indicate a cause-and-effect relationship, synonymous with the word “result.” A consequence may be positive, negative, or neutral: Monique studied hard over the weekend. As a consequence, she aced her final exam. Joe smoked cigarettes for thirty years. As a […]