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. […]
Here are the most reacted-to, commented-upon, and shared Secular Pro-Life graphics of 2019! You guys sure do like screenshots and corrections to pro-choice nonsense. 10. For every two Catholic pro-lifers, there is one secular pro-lifer! (Check out this blog post for the underlying data.) 9 (Several images tied). Numerous people who grew up in foster […]
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 […]
Here are the graphics that got the most likes, reactions, and shares on Secular Pro-Life’s facebook page in 2018: 10. When we march against the brutality of abortion, this is how counter-protests are advertised (with our annotations) 9. You are worthy 8. We felt compelled to respond to this meme, because it’s wrong to pit […]
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 […]
Here are the graphics that got the most likes, reactions, and shares on Secular Pro-Life’s facebook page this year: (10) Sometimes we screenshot our own tweets. Don’t judge. (9) We call out an abortion business for “misleading women into believing the fetus basically looks like a dust bunny.” (8) Our co-admin, Terrisa, being iconic as […]
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 […]
The most-read articles on this blog for 2016 are… 10. The Canadian March for Life, Tomatoes, and Progress. Guest blogger Alan Trahan reports from the Canadian March for Life, where he carried his “We’re Here, We’re Queer, We’re Pro-Life” sign. He says: “It was an amazing crowd, with an opening address by an Algonquin elder […]
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