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Brenna Lewis | March 10, 2020

Students for Life, along with other pro-life groups in Florida, have continued to keep the pressure on the city of Port St. Lucie to reject a new Planned Parenthood facility. They continued that pressure last night, as more than 100 pro-lifers gathered outside of the city hall in Port St. Lucie to once again speak out against the new Planned

Brenna Lewis | March 9, 2020

Fire Department, Police Department Called to Bellingham Planned Parenthood after Mysterious Liquid Thrown at Pro-Lifers defamed by Multiple Obscenities, Threats and Lewdness  “Whatcom Students for Life bravely stood up against the threats of intimidation and the obscenities hurled at them by violent pro-choicers. Such violence is always tragic, but more and more commonplace, especially in a time in which the

Brenna Lewis | March 9, 2020

“The pro-life generation knows the truth about Planned Parenthood and how their healthcare services continue to decrease while Planned Parenthood’s abortions increase and they continue to take in over $600 million a year in taxpayer-funding. We’re glad to support Florida pro-lifers in opposing this new facility,” said Kristan Hawkins, president of Students for Life of America.  PORT ST. LUCIE, FL and FREDERICKSBURG, VA (3-09-2020)– Students for Life in Florida

Brenna Lewis | March 6, 2020

Recently, Georgia pro-lifers, including Georgia Tech and Highland College Students for Life groups, went to the state capitol in Atlanta for a pro-life lobby day hosted by Georgia Life Alliance. The lobby day focused on foster care reform and the activists were even able to meet with pro-life Governor Brian Kemp. Brooke Larkin, the Southeast Regional Coordinator for Students for

Brenna Lewis | March 6, 2020

The St. Paul City Council recently passed a resolution asking residents in the Minnesota state capitol to “thank” abortionists like Kermit Gosnell and Ulrich Klopfer on March 10th. The resolution, which calls for “Abortion Provider Appreciation Day” was recently passed on a 7-0 vote in the St. Paul City Council. Just a quick reminder, the city is named after St. Paul, who was

Brenna Lewis | March 5, 2020

Pro-choice students at Cal-Poly University were understandably upset last week when Kristan Hawkins, president of Students for Life of America, came to campus. After all, how could pro-lifers be on their campus? Presumably, they were even more upset when they found out she was speaking on campus that night too! On Thursday, February 27th, Hawkins and Cal-Poly Students for Life set up

Brenna Lewis | March 5, 2020

Students for Life Action members showed up outside of Representative Dan Lipinski’s (D-IL) office on Wednesday to show their support for his pro-life voting record, in the face of a protest by pro-choice group NARAL. Ahead of the counter-rally, Kristan Hawkins, president of Students for Life Action stated, “Students and pro-life activists will say thank you to an endangered species

Brenna Lewis | March 5, 2020

Hundreds of pro-lifers rallied yesterday at the Supreme Court during the June Medical Services LLC v. Russo case, which concerns whether states have the right to require abortion facilities to follow basic health and safety standards. At the same time, pro-choicers rallied on the side of deadbeat doctors, unsafe abortion facilities, and the next Kermit Gosnells and Ulrich Klopfers. Pro-lifers even

Brenna Lewis | March 4, 2020

Kristan Hawkins, the president of Students for Life of America, is warning about the dangers of Medicare-For-All in a new op-ed out in the Washington Times.  As both a pro-life leader and a mother of four kids, two of whom have cystic fibrosis, Hawkins criticizes how government-run health care systems tend to ignore people with complex and expensive medical needs. Medicare-For-All

Kristi Hamrick | March 4, 2020

  “Allowing the abortion industry to police itself is like trusting the tobacco industry to stop lung cancer. They both sell a deadly product that causes harm and have to be held accountable,” said Hawkins.   WASHINGTON D.C. (03-04-2020) – As the Supreme Court prepared for oral arguments in the June Medical Services v. Russo case, which looks at whether the state of Louisiana