[Today’s guest post by Sarah Terzo is part of our paid blogging program.] In June 2015, the European Centre for Law and Justice released a report that compiled first-hand accounts of babies born alive after abortions who were then killed by doctors. The report, which can be found in its entirety here, has a number […]
January 22, 2017 is the 44th anniversary of the Supreme Court’s disastrous Roe v. Wade decision. We will mark the occasion with two consecutive weekends of activism, including protest marches, fundraisers for mothers in need (featuring karaoke!), and training for student pro-life leaders. We’ll be in San Francisco on the weekend of January 21 and […]
Ohio’s heartbeat bill—which prohibited abortions on any unborn human individual with a detectable heartbeat—was vetoed by Governor Kasich. He exercised the veto not on pro-abortion grounds, but out of concern that the legislation would be tied up in court and never go into effect. You’re all having fun debating the wisdom of that decision on […]
[Today’s guest post by Perri is part of our paid blogging program.] A common argument made by pro-choice advocates is that women who did not choose to get pregnant or to have unprotected sex should not have to carry a child to term because they did not choose to take on the responsibility of motherhood. […]
The final U.S. Senate race has concluded, with John Kennedy (R) prevailing over Foster Campbell (D) to give the GOP a slim 52-48 majority in the Senate. The GOP will also enjoy a solid majority in the House of Representatives. As we previously reported, both Kennedy and Campbell campaigned on pro-life platforms. Louisiana is a […]
Monday night, Cecile Richards, CEO of Planned Parenthood, delivered a message entitled “The Future of Choice” in San Francisco. Pro-Life Future of San Francisco was on the scene that night to protest. It was a very cold in the city, and I wasn’t sure what to expect. Mostly I pictured a long line of people […]
Tomorrow at 1:30 pm Eastern/12:30 pm Central/11:30 am Mountain/10:30 am Pacific, SPL president Kelsey Hazzard will be interviewed on the Culture of Life radio show, hosted by Laura Rosecrans and Monte Harms. We’ll be talking SPL’s ongoing projects, our plans for 2017, and how religious and non-religious people can work together in the fight against […]
Increasingly, I have encountered an argument in favor of abortion that goes something like this: If an embryo or fetus has a right to life, that means every death of an embryo or fetus has to be investigated as a possible murder. Parents grieving their miscarriages will have their grief compounded when cops show up […]
Calling all Bay Area Pro-Lifers! Monday, December 5th, 2016, President and CEO of Planned Parenthood Cecile Richards is scheduled to deliver a speech entitled “The Future of Choice” in San Francisco, California. Join Secular Pro-Life Representative and President of Pro-Life Future San Francisco, Terrisa Bukovinac, in peaceful protest against Planned Parenthood and the destruction of […]
Secular Pro-Life president Kelsey Hazzard here. Today is Giving Tuesday, and in the spirit of generosity, I ask you to join me in donating to Secular Pro-Life. We don’t often ask for money. We’re a shoestring operation, with no physical offices or paid staff. We keep our costs down so your donations can have the […]
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