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5 Interesting Facts about Preborn Babies

One of the deceptions of the abortion industry is that the life of a preborn baby inside their mother is both meaningless and a mystery. When asked questions about pregnancies and preborn children, supporters of abortion deflect and dodge, shying away from admitting that the preborn are alive in the womb. Students for Life of America just saw this happen again at the pro-abortion protest at Justice Kavanaugh’s home. However, as the Pro-Life Generation, one of our best defenses is our knowledge about women, pregnancies, and the preborn. We can truly say that science backs our position. To further build up your arsenal of knowledge, here are 5 facts about the preborn:

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August 1, 2020

Students for Life’s Day in D.C. – Free Speech Violations and Unjust Arrests

Students for Life of America went to Washington, D.C. this morning to paint a message on the street outside the Planned Parenthood abortion facility: Black Preborn Lives Matter. D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser had opened the streets of the city for “free public expression.” What we didn’t know was that you could only do that and not get arrested if the mayor agreed with what you expressed.

We arrived at 6:00am to commence painting and were met with six police cars, evidence that our request for permission to paint was received more as a warning of where and when to punish us. Planned Parenthood staff themselves informed our group that painting OR sidewalk chalking would not be allowed.

Later, when Students for Life staffer Warner DePriest and a female college student began sidewalk chalking anyway, they were promptly arrested with no Miranda warning and no charges explained until 40 minutes after the arrest. When charges were explained, they weren’t valid – trespassing on private property (false, as the area in question was public sidewalk) and defacement (false, as sidewalk chalk would’ve been gone with the next rain).