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GUEST POST: Potter syndrome (also known as Potter sequence) is a fetal life-limiting condition which affects the development of the preborn child due to an insufficience or absence of amniotic fluid within the uterus. Classic presentation of Potter syndrome is caused by neither kidney forming; it can also develop downstream of hypoplastic or partially developed kidneys, polycystic kidney disease, amniotic

In this new episode of the “Explicitly Pro-Life” podcast, Students for Life of America President Kristan Hawkins walks through the stages of fetal development. She critiques a heavily circulated, previous article from The Guardian that essentially spread misinformation about fetal tissue and the reality of the child in the womb to push the pro-abortion agenda. Throughout this discussion, Hawkins emphasizes

The upcoming Indianapolis 500 (otherwise known as the Indy 500) requires participating automobile drivers to be gutsy and fearless in their racing; it is these exact traits that led organizers in their choice of the 2023 green flag waver: a mom. While motherhood requires many selfless sacrifices, Bailey Rogers recently put her own life on the line in order to

If you’ve had a discussion with abortion supporters on life-affirming policy before, you’ve heard this at least once: “But what about rape and incest exceptions?” This is a common retort to the pro-life position that abortion should be made unavailable and unthinkable, and it is usually framed in a way so as to make pro-lifers seem uncaring. In reality, however,

“The New York Post story illustrates what the Pro-Life Gen is dealing with on a daily basis…unhinged, unreasonable, and aggressive opposition to pro-life free speech including from those in leadership at schools across the country,” said Hawkins. “Free speech rights students are afraid to use don’t exist, which is why we have to keep fighting for our Constitutional freedoms.”    This year, violation of pro-life student free speech

GUEST POST: Kelsey Hazzard graduated from the University of Miami in 2009 and the University of Virginia School of Law in 2012. She was the founder and president of her Students for Life group at University of Miami and an officer of her group at University of Virginia School of Law.   Additionally, she was a member of the very first

In a recent op-ed at Townhall, Students for Life of America’s Caroline Wharton responded to pro-abortion claptrap in the magazine GQ. The periodical used to be known as “Gentleman’s Quarterly,” but, as Wharton notes, it’s no surprise that they became simply “GQ.” The pro-abortion talking points and advice for fathers is anything but gentlemanly.  Because this is 2023, GQ can no

In this episode of the Explicitly Pro-Life podcast, we delve into the extraordinary journey of Kelly Tolman. She faced a challenging crisis pregnancy and endured immense pressure to choose abortion. After three failed abortion attempts, Kelly stood strong and chose life for her precious son. But her story doesn’t end there. Kelly’s courageous decision propelled her to establish a pregnancy

GUEST POST: Derick Hall has garnered national attention in the football world as a linebacker at Auburn University. This year, he was selected in the second round of the NFL draft to join the Seattle Seahawks. As incredible as it is for any young man to be picked in the NFL draft, Hall’s story is even more unlikely. Hall, now

GUEST POST: As we come to the close of the 2022-2023 academic year, Students for Life of America (SFLA) will be giving out three end-of-year awards for Best New Group, Best High School Group, and Best College Group — and you get to help us choose which groups deserve these awards! Riverside Students for Life is among those nominated for