The people sharing this meme (and unfortunately I count some friends among them) are not nearly as clever as they think they are: I’ve seen a few variations on this with other recently-terminated campaigns (mostly Santorum), usually concluding with a comment about how he’s such a hypocrite and wouldn’t it be great if he got […]
The author at the 2015 March for Life [Today’s guest post by Rebecca Stapleford is part of our paid blogging program. Rebecca has three sisters, two of whom are also disabled. One of her significantly disabled sisters will eventually need a kidney transplant.] In the wake of the Zika virus epidemic, which has been linked […]
Secular Pro-Life is very excited to co-sponsor two amazing pro-life conferences! The Life/Peace/Justice Conference will be held from Friday, April 22 to Sunday, April 24 at Villanova University in Philadelphia. This is a consistent life ethic conference, covering not only abortion, but also war, the death penalty, end-of-life issues, etc. It’s organized by our dear […]
Tonight at 9:00 p.m. EST (8 Central, 7 Mountain, 6 Pacific), Life Legal Defense Foundation will present a webcast with the latest updates on David Daleiden. As you probably know, Daleiden is the head of the Center for Medical Progress (CMP), which broke the “baby parts” story this past summer. Life Legal Defense Foundation is […]
[Today’s guest post by Sylwia Gryciuk is part of our paid blogging program.] According to a study published last summer, a whopping 95% of women having abortions do not regret them in the short term. Unsurprisingly, such findings were widely commented upon in the pro-choice-friendly media, sometimes being triumphantly waved back at the pro-lifers. In […]
On Monday, February 15 (Presidents Day), Secular Pro-Life president Kelsey Hazzard will make the secular case against abortion to students at Nicholls State University in Thibodaux, LA. The event is hosted by Nicholls Students for Life. It will be free and open to the public. If you live in the area, we’d love to see […]
Two weeks ago, National Right to Life issued a new report, The State of Abortion in the United States. The news cycle was quickly dominated by a lot of other things (hello, snowstorm) and I want to make sure you didn’t miss it; better late than never. Here are a few highlights: Abortion rates are […]
The rally before the Walk was this bizarre San Francisco weather fluctuation, alternating between warm sunshine and sudden, cold rain. It was funny to see the giant crowd suddenly covered with umbrellas, then back to people milling around, then a wave of umbrellas again. But after seeing what our friends on the East Coast went […]
Your president Kelsey Hazzard speaking. This has been, without a doubt, the strangest and most stressful March for Life I’ve ever attended. The anticipated blizzard cast a shadow over everything. The East Coast Students for Life of America conference, which I was supposed to speak at, got cancelled. My flight to San Francisco—to speak at […]
[Today’s guest post by Andy Cavadino is part of our paid blogging program. Andy is a primary school teacher in Leeds, England.] The author as a child in Ward 48, Leeds General Infirmary The High Court in Belfast recently ruled that abortion laws in Northern Ireland contravened human rights. The ruling, by Mr. Justice Horner, […]
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