The next generation’s history books may identify 2021 as a critical year for the right to life. Here’s what we were up to. In January, we marked the tragic anniversary of Roe v. Wade. The March for Life was cancelled due to COVID-19. We made do with a virtual conference. Joining Rehumanize International and other […]
Left: Terrisa sings carols outside PP in San Francisco.Middle: Kelsey marches in DC.Right: Monica presents at a pro-life conference in Oregon. I know: OOF. 2020 is not a year most of us are eager to look back upon. But despite unprecedented challenges, Secular Pro-Life continued our vital work in defense of unborn children. In January, […]
The most-read articles on the Secular Pro-Life blog in 2020 are… #10: Interview: Pro-life Democrats reflect on the Democratic Party and the pro-life movement—The abortion industry exerts a barbaric influence on the Democratic Party, but left-leaning pro-lifers refuse to be sidelined. #9: Christopher Hitchens Wound Up Opposing Abortion Choice—Hitchens, like many Americans, had conflicting feelings about […]
What an incredible year 2019 has been! The U.S. abortion rate hit a record low, the Supreme Court is widely believed to have a pro-life majority, and Secular Pro-Life has been hard at work. Winter: Secular Pro-Life marked its tenth anniversary in January. We took to the streets in Washington, D.C. (March for Life) and […]
The most-read articles on the Secular Pro-Life blog in 2019 are… 10. Are Human Embryos Human From the Beginning?—Spoiler alert: Yes. 9. I Used to be Religiously Pro-Life—Guest author Laura Vilaro describes her shift from opposing abortion purely because of her Catholic upbringing, to reaching a fuller understanding of abortion as a human rights violation. […]
Secular Pro-Life had a very busy 2018. Here are the highlights. In January, we participated in both the March for Life in Washington, D.C. and the Walk for Life in San Francisco, CA. SPL president Kelsey Hazzard spoke at Georgetown University for a conference with the theme “(Ir)religiously Pro-Life: The Future of the Movement in […]
We won’t keep you in suspense. The most-read posts on this blog for 2018 are… 10. “The People Want Roe to Stay”—Abortion polls produce bizarre results; people claim to support Roe v. Wade, but also favor abortion restrictions that aren’t possible with Roe in place. 9. Pro-life agnostic running for Senate in Missouri—Austin Petersen did […]
January: We brought the secular pro-life message to San Francisco for the Walk for Life and the regional Women’s March. The following week, we were in Washington, D.C., where we participated in the March for Life, witnessed the continuing impact of our fall 2016 #HelloHyde campaign, and spent time with friends old and new. On both coasts, we presented at […]
The most read stories on the Secular Pro-Life blog in 2017 are: (10) Don’t Forget: The White Supremacist Movement Supports Abortion Gross eugenicist reasoning leads racists like Richard Spencer to join forces with pro-choice feminists. (9) She was raped and refused abortion. Here’s how she answers her critics. However you feel about the rape exception, we should […]
Hoo boy. 2016. This year was a rough one for a lot of us, for a lot of reasons. January brought a snowstorm that prevented many people from attending the March for Life and caused the Students for Life of America east coast conference to be cancelled. Then, of course, we had a brutal election […]
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