Abortion reporting is always a few years behind; the best data we have is from 2011. In that year, the abortion rate in the United States hit a record low. As the pro-abortion Guttmacher Institute notes, abortion rates have fallen even in states that are traditionally hostile to the right to life. The plummeting demand […]
For someone who claims to be pro-choice, actress Ellen Page sure finds herself in her fair share of life-affirming movies. (That’s not a dig; I happen to like Page a lot.) Pro-life audiences of course know her best as Juno, a pregnant teenager who considers abortion but decides to give her baby a chance through adoption. This […]
The petition site Care2 is currently home to the baldest pro-abortion lie I have seen in quite a while, and that’s saying something. The petition demands that Congress “pass [a] Zika funding bill without defunding Planned Parenthood.” The Zika virus is transmitted through mosquitoes, and is also sexually transmitted. Pregnant women and unborn children are […]
I recently read two very different articles recounting family conversations about abortion, each important in its own way. First, Broadly gives us Talking to My Grandma About Her 12 Abortions. The author’s grandmother lived in the U.S.S.R., which was the first nation to make elective abortion legal. Not only that, abortions were paid for by the […]
Earlier this week, an Ohio Department of Heath report from last summer was finally released to the public. It contents show outrageous misconduct by an abortionist. On June 11, 2015, a woman was brought to Women’s Med Center, an abortion business in Dayton, Ohio. According to the report, the woman “showed signs of recreational drug […]
As most of our readers probably know, Secular Pro-Life is organizing the #HelloHyde campaign to celebrate the lives of Medicaid kids and mark the 40th anniversary of the Hyde Amendment on September 30. The campaign features photographs of people who have been born through the Medicaid program over the past forty years. Like these: Say […]
Hat tip to Australian SPL supporter Malessa B. for bringing this to our attention. Like its counterpart in the United States, the Australian abortion industry despises pro-lifers who attempt to persuade potential customers outside abortion facilities. Rather than taking the liberal approach of responding to the speech it dislikes with speech of its own, the […]
Students for Life of America has designated this Saturday, August 6th, as National Pro-Life Generation Sidewalk Day. The majority of abortion customers are women in their twenties. We need their peers to be on the abortion facility sidewalks, offering alternatives. That’s not to say that older sidewalk counselors are a problem; quite the opposite. Obviously, […]
Texas law mandates that women seeking an abortion must be given an informational pamphlet on abortion and then wait 24 hours before undergoing an abortion procedure. This pamphlet was created in 2003 and is now being updated to reflect more current knowledge of fetal development and the effects of abortion. The new pamphlet was made […]
I don’t watch much TV, but my roommate has been on a Futurama kick lately, and by extension I am too. I realize I’m several years late, and I’m hardly an expert on the Futurama universe yet, but I’ve enjoyed what I’ve seen so far—and I’m convinced that there’s at least one very clever pro-lifer […]
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