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Chen Guangcheng – What’s Going On?
/2 Comments/in Uncategorized /by Timmerie MillingtonChen Guangcheng, blind opponent of forced abortion and sterilization, escaped 19 month house arrest by Chinese official on April 22. Many of you already know about Cheng as he has been all over the news the last days, and some of people have been following this heroic man’s story other the years. Brief Background: Chen […]
Secular Pro-Life Urges Boycott of Drexel Law
/1 Comment/in Uncategorized /by Kelsey HazzardSecular Pro-Life urges supporters of the right to life, women’s health, and freedom of speech to boycott the Earle Mack School of Law at Drexel University. The boycott will continue until Drexel reforms its unethical pro bono program. In March, Secular Pro-Life broke the story that Drexel was promoting two pro-abortion pro bono projects. The […]
CA Working to Legalize Non-Doctors Performing Abortion
/1 Comment/in Uncategorized /by Timmerie MillingtonThe California Senate is still working to legalize nurses, midwives, and physician assistent’s ability to perform abortions. Please read my post with details from last week. Since then, California Senate Bill 1338 passed in one of the Senate Committees and is on to another today. Please take immediate action to prevent this mass abortion expansion. This legislation […]
Who are Pro-Lifers?
/6 Comments/in Uncategorized /by Monica SnyderAccording to Gallup, Americans are split relatively evenly regarding the abortion debate: 47% describe themselves as “pro-life,” 45% “pro-choice.” Half of America is pro-life, but that doesn’t tell us a great deal. Which people are included in the pro-life half? Old, white men? The same Gallup poll found that those who call themselves “pro-life” include: […]
Pro-life students face vandalism, theft
/10 Comments/in Uncategorized /by Kelsey HazzardStudents for Life of America is raising a firestorm over a recent incident at Western Kentucky University (WKU). The pro-life student organization there, Hilltoppers for Life, put on a Cemetery of the Innocents display, with a “cemetery” of 3300 small crosses to symbolize the average of 3300 abortions that take place each day in the […]
(Video) Secular Pro-Life: A Brief Overview
/4 Comments/in Uncategorized /by Monica SnyderThe University of San Francisco Students for Life invited Secular Pro-Life to give a brief overview of the non-religious pro-life perspective and the need for this perspective in the larger pro-life movement. Click here to see the presentation. Sources for the presentation are listed below the video. Click here to see the partial Q&A session following […]
Why I’m an atheist who’s pro-life
/14 Comments/in Religion /by Kelsey Hazzard[Today’s post is written by Delroy Dyer, a pro-life atheist at Carleton University in Ottawa. This article was originally posted by Campaign Life Coalition, and is reprinted with permission.] Delroy Dyer Throughout life, one goes through changes. As time goes on, you’re supposed to be changing for the better. You’re older, and supposed to be […]
TAKE ACTION: CA Senate to Vote to Allow Non-Doctors to Perform Abortions
/4 Comments/in Uncategorized /by Timmerie MillingtonThe California Senate’s Economic Development Committee intends to vote Tuesday on SB 1338 which, if passed, would allow midwives, nurses, and physician assistants to perform “suction” abortions. If this bill were to pass, it would lead to a mass expansion of abortion in the state of California. Areas where abortions are not currently performed because […]
Lessons from History: The Trail of Tears
/6 Comments/in Uncategorized /by Kelsey HazzardThis is not an explicitly pro-life video, but pro-life advocates certainly can (and should) take lessons from the failures of history. The take-away point is this: the Trail of Tears was a result of the politically powerful ignoring the constitutional rights of weaker persons. They knew it was wrong at the time, but their interest […]
Great news for Texas women
/7 Comments/in Uncategorized /by Kelsey HazzardDespite the Obama administration’s pseudo-feminist decision to pull women’s healthcare funding from Texas, the state is not backing down. It has found the funds to administer the Women’s Health Program (WHP) without federal dollars, thereby allowing WHP to prioritize legitimate clinics over those associated with abortion and continue providing care to low-income women. In a recent […]