Pro-Life Americans rejoiced to hear news almost too good to be true: more Planned Parenthoods are closing, including the infamous Bleecker Street location in Manhattan, New York, once known as “Margaret Sanger Square.”   The racist and known eugenics supporting Margaret Sanger’s name had long been connected with this location, until even Planned Parenthood employees disavowed their founder.   The Manhattan Planned

Planned Parenthood’s racism is omnipresent — with a racist past, a racist present, and purported racist future — and in case you needed a reminder of this, yet another lawsuit has surfaced against Planned Parenthood for alleged racism. To all the abortion-supporting naysayers who deny clear evidence of the abortion giant’s bigotry, maybe you should check out this former employee’s

If you haven’t realized it by now, the abortion lobby plays a mean game of pretend, and one of their favorite invented falsehoods is that the notorious eugenicist Margaret Sanger was some sort of a fairy godmother — not a racist. Going hand-in-hand with this pretense, abortion supporters also like to say the idea that abortion was used as a

A deadly chemical that kills people en masse … a corporation with ties to the Nazis … a racist collaborator who wanted to cleanse “human weeds” … What sounds like the plot of a World War II movie is actually the real-life horror story of Chemical Abortion. Writing in The Federalist, Rachel Schroder recently detailed the gruesome trail of Chemical Abortion – RU0486 – that

In a country often split down the middle by partisan issues, a new voice for the pro-life movement has emerged and shown that the issue of abortion need not be either red nor blue—but this political figure is speaking out against how this human rights injustice disproportionately affects the Black community. Before the Connecticut House of Representatives passed a pro-abortion

  Students for Life of America’s 2021 fall tour has started off with a bang- and a bit of irony. The tour, entitled The Future Is Anti-Abortion: Preparing For A Post-Roe America, features SFLA president, Kristan Hawkins, as she discusses the game plan needed to reverse the Roe v. Wade decision. This tour promises to be an interesting one, and the first stop at Wellesley College did

  Recently, SFLA Regional Coordinator Lauren Marlowe met up with local Pittsburgh students to visit Chatham University because this school has been honoring Margaret Sanger, the founder of Planned Parenthood, which kills more than three hundred thousand children every year. Chatham University had named a hall after Sanger and had a bust of Sanger to honor her “legacy.” Watch the

Follow Christine on Instagram!  Dr. Bronner is a producer of organic soaps and personal care products. According to their website, the brand self-describes as “clean, green, and ethical.” Seems like a great marketing slogan… until you take a closer look. Their product labels are littered with text that often goes unread, similar to the fine print you might see on

STONY BROOK, N.Y., and WASHINGTON, D.C. (04-26-2021) – Last week, Planned Parenthood president Alexis McGill Johnson penned a New York Times op-ed in which she decried the racist roots of the abortion organization she runs. “We don’t know what was in Sanger’s heart, and we don’t need to in order to condemn her harmful choices, said McGill Johnson in the piece. However, absent from

STUDENTS FOR LIFE OF AMERICA URGES REMOVAL OF MEMORIALS TO RACIST PLANNED PARENTHOOD FOUNDER MARGARET SANGER   “Margaret Sanger’s legacy cannot be hidden or covered up by mere words or apologies, or simply by acknowledging Planned Parenthood’s racist roots,” said Toni McFadden. “Reckoning with its own racism means Planned Parenthood must take action to address its racist present, the disproportionate loss