When I first got involved in the pro-life movement as a college student about ten years ago, I heard a lot about PASS: Post-Abortion Stress Syndrome (or sometimes PAS, for Post Abortion Syndrome). I’ve noticed that discussion of PASS has faded away in recent years. There are still plenty of active post-abortion groups out there, […]
September is quiet, but October is going to be very busy. Friday, October 6 and Saturday, October 7 is the Vitae et Veritas (Life and Truth) conference at Yale University. Secular Pro-Life will have an exhibit table with free literature. Come say hi! Saturday, October 14 is the Students for Life of Illinois conference at […]
[Today’s guest post by Adam Peters is part of our paid blogging program.] When you’re debating abortion, there are a few lines that tend to come up. One of the most common? “Nobody is pro-abortion!” It’s also one of the easiest to disprove. In an article for Salon, Valerie Tarico said that she’s “pro-abortion, not […]
Above: an adoptive parent and child participate in a pro-life rally [Today’s guest post by Debby Wakeham is part of our paid blogging program.] I was 27 years old, living in the UK and bringing up two children single handed after my divorce. I was also running a small secular feminist pro-life group called Women […]
[Today’s guest post by Perri is part of our paid blogging program. This post was submitted some time ago, and was originally slated for publication this past Monday, but was postponed for obvious reasons. For our official statement on Charlottesville, see here. For more information about the “alt-right” white supremacist movement, see here.] White supremacist […]
Heather Hobbs with her children Alexandria, Tristan, and Gideon [Today’s guest post is the personal story of Heather Hobbs as told to Feleica Langdon. It is part of our paid blogging program. Feleica is a provincial pro-life speaker in Newfoundland and the regional coordinator in NL of Campaign Life Coalition working alongside the provincial coordinator, Margaret […]
[Today’s guest post by Sarah Chia is part of our paid blogging program.] Recently, Secular Pro-Life shared a throwback post about the stigma of adoption. They (rightly) pointed out that the stigma is going away for teens, but is still rampant for women over 21, which is the highest demographic for abortion. In the comments, […]
[Today’s guest post by Adam Peters is part of our paid blogging program.] Are you a fan of social justice? Do you think intersectional feminism has something to offer? Do you dislike hearing the f-word said in a British accent? If you answered “yes” to any of these questions, then there’s a YouTube channel you […]
Tonight beginning at 6:00 pm EST, Secular Pro-Life president Kelsey Hazzard will appear on the “Pro-Life Thinking” podcast. She will be interviewed by Clinton Wilcox of Life Training Institute. Clinton is a Christian ally. We’ll be talking for an hour or two about Secular Pro-Life projects, philosophy, etc. and answering your (non-troll) questions. If you […]
[Today’s guest post by Candace Stewart is part of our paid blogging program.] One of the most popular pro-choice arguments I’ve come across doesn’t have anything to do with the personhood of the unborn or bodily rights. Instead, many pro-choicers try to render philosophical and biological arguments moot by saying that anti-abortion laws (whether they […]
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