We sometimes accidentally tell on ourselves, and the social media platform Instagram has recently done just that while censoring Students for Life of America’s (SFLA) page. In the anti-free speech crusade to shut up the pro-life movement in favor of the abortion lobby, the popular app has actually showed their true colors: they recognize that abortion is violence.   Here’s what

Are you rightfully worried about Chemical Abortion Pills opening women up to the risk of injury, infertility, abuse, and death (to say nothing of their disastrous effects on the preborn)? If so, you might want to take a seat because despite enough danger already being associated with these life-ending drugs, there is yet another reason our society should be concerned:

When free speech is infringed upon, that’s a problem. When free speech reporting such infringements is also violated, that’s an even bigger problem — and unfortunately, it’s one that Students for Life of America (SFLA) is currently facing. Don’t let the irony of this situation escape you; we are being censored for discussing censorship. Here’s what’s happened:   After a night

The abortion lobby has gone to great lengths to walk all over pro-life free speech, and on social media platforms particularly, pro-lifers’ First Amendment rights have been made into doormats. As more and more reports of pro-life speech infringements are coming out, a new federal ruling is making many pro-lifers smile. Here’s what you need to know about this recent

One of the pro-life movement’s greatest strengths is that we believe in the power of speech—that having conversations can change the world—but sometimes not saying anything when you don’t know what you’re talking about can be good, too. Jessica Biel, actress and wife of Justin Timberlake, may wish she recently hadn’t said anything about the abortion issue after posting an

  In the midst of a Facebook/Instagram blackout lives a good reminder of why the Pro-Life Generation trains to have effective in-person dialogues and participate in more grassroots activism than anyone else. Because the online world offers no guarantees – and we can’t take that chance with preborn lives on the line. Our mission at Students for Life of America

  This week, Students for Life spokesperson Autumn Lindsey made a very simple pro-life post on her account, @autumnlindsey.life. This is her pro-life account and, as such, is full of posts that oppose abortion. But Instagram decided this particular post shouldn’t be permitted. Despite this post being quite routine, Autumn noticed that it had disappeared after about three hours. She

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

  You’re just asking to be bullied at this point.  Stop what ur doing bc this sh*t isn’t gonna end well for you in the long run.  The social rejects are finally coming out of hiding.  People like you are the reason why abortion exists.  Have a good time trying to get into college! Worthless. Get f**ked.  So when all the girls who made this account get raped and end

  Students for Life’s Instagram is already a great place to go for shareable pro-life graphics, videos, and updates. But now, you can take it a step further with our ‘Close Friends’ list! The Close Friends feature for Instagram Stories  allows us to handpick a group of friends or followers to share private Instagram Stories posts with. That means that Students for Life’s