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What the FDA’s Appeal Against Online Abortion Pill Sales Means for Women

The abortion industry’s recent attempt to exploit a pandemic for profitable gain proves once and for all that abortion is not healthcare. Last month, a federal ruling from U.S. District Judge Theodore Chuang in Maryland blocked a regulation from the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) that required women to see a doctor to obtain abortion pills. Opening the door for the abortion pill to be sold online would benefit abortion sales teams, but it would do nothing to prioritize the safety of women. Fortunately, the FDA has filed an appeal against the decision, noting, “Defendants will also suffer irreparable harm in the absence of

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October 18, 2019

National Pro-Life Chalk Day 2019

Sidewalk chalking is the ideal campus activism. It requires practically no money and minimal time, yet it sends the pro-life message loud and clear! With a handful of chalk and an arsenal of pro-life slogans, you can leave a lasting impression on hundreds or even thousands of people.

Join lots of other pro-life students on Tuesday, October 22nd for National Pro-Life Chalk Day! Here’s what you need to do:

Step 1: Buy sidewalk chalk
Step 2: Gather your pro-life friends
Step 3: Find a heavily trafficked public area
Step 4: Chalk short pro-life messages in large letters everywhere

Example Messages You Can Use:

We Don’t Need Planned Parenthood #DefundPP
Abortion Hurts Women
Women Need Love Not Abortion
Restore Preborn Rights
Human Rights for All: Born & Preborn
Heart Begins Beating at 21 Days
Social Justice Begins in the Womb
Adoption Not Abortion
Love Them Both
True Feminists are Pro-Life
Peace Begins in the Womb
Equal Rights for Preborn People
Draw 3,000 baby feet or hearts and chalk “Abortion Stops 3,000 Hearts Every Day.”

Some tips:

Don’t get discouraged if your “artwork” is scuffed or washed off by haters – that means they saw it.
Place messages at different angles and perspectives so foot traffic from every direction will catch a glimpse.
Keep the messages short and succinct; you only have a brief moment to get your point across – make it count.
Use bright or pastel colors like pink, blue, white, and yellow.

For more sample messages, click here.

If you run into vandals or other sorts of trouble, make sure to catch it on video. That will make it much easier for your school to take disciplinary action if necessary. You can view Bernadette from Fresno State’s video here. She was able to take her professor to court and defend her freedom of speech.

If your chalk is vandalized or your group experiences trouble with administration, please email [email protected] IMMEDIATELY with a detailed description and pictures and videos (if available).

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