Hurricane delay
I’m expecting an uninvited guest tomorrow. Her name is Irene. My internet connection may or may not work over the next few days.
I’m expecting an uninvited guest tomorrow. Her name is Irene. My internet connection may or may not work over the next few days.
I find it ironic that today we celebrate Women’s Equality Day and commemorate the 91st anniversary of the 19th amendment made to the Constitution; the amendment that gave women the right to vote in 1920. It’s ironic to me because a hot issue this week is Vice President Biden’s statements to Chinese officials commending their One Child Policy that […]
A study of 1,031 obstetricians / gynecologists by Obstetrics & Gynecology magazine found that 1 in 7 Ob / Gyns perform abortions. This is a decrease from a study they performed in 2008, where they found 22% had performed abortions. People on both sides of the issue have some issue with the statistics, so check […]
The Genocide Awareness Project (GAP) is gearing up for its fall college tour. For those who don’t know, GAP is a project of the Center for Bioethical Reform (CBR). GAP volunteers display huge graphic images of various horrific human rights abuses– including abortion. GAP is preparing to go to Liberty University this year, and CBR […]
The other day I came across an article titled ‘Back to School Means Back to Work for Planned Parenthood’ by Kristen Hawkins, Executive Director of Students for Life of America. Planned Parenthood has already been in high schools and colleges targeting young people with their idea of ‘reproductive health care’ (sex education, contraception, and abortion), […]
Normally, I write in the voice of Secular Pro-Life, speaking on behalf of all our members. But today, I write as Kelsey Hazzard: president of Secular Pro-Life, and graduate of the University of Miami. I love UM. I have wonderful memories of my time there. (As it happens, UM is where I first got involved […]
Newly announced Presidential candidate Governor Rick Perry (R-TX) will be one of the co-chairs of Americans United for Life’s gala in November. The Ticket has more on that. Here’s an excerpt from the article: Perry will join House Majority Leader Eric Cantor and Alabama Sen. Jeff Sessions as co-chairs of the the public-interest law and […]
Slate has two life-related stories today. The first is originally from the Financial Times: “Lost and Found,” the story of a baby girl with a heart defect who was found in a Shanghai alley. It’s actually a very sweet story, and I highly recommend reading the whole thing. But the author, who is an adoptive […]
My apologies for not posting this weekend. I have been busy with some relatives who are visiting. Blog posts are likely to be sporadic for the next week or so. Thank you for your patience.
It has recently come to my attention that a new bill (AB123) has been signed into state law by Governor Jerry Brown last week. This Bill AB123 by Democratic Assemblyman Tony Mendoza is to protect preschool, elementary, and middle school students from harassment while entering and leaving school grounds. The consequences of these actions is […]
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