Planned Parenthood, Other Pro-Abortion Groups Get Paid with the Proceeds “Olivia Rodrigo’s music festival is designed to fund the deaths of the pop star’s future fanbase,” said Students for Life of America President Kristan Hawkins. “If Rodrigo’s Daisy Chain Fields Music Festival was really pro-woman like it claims, it would offer support and resources to preborn girls and their mothers, not fund the industry that routinely costs both their lives.” MEDIA ADVISORY:

The Women’s National Basketball Association (WNBA) is outraged that its fans know what a woman is.  Ever since Indiana Fever player Sophie Cunningham told ESPN that she thinks men shouldn’t be allowed to play in women’s sports, fans have been showing their support for the player online and in person.  Students for Life of America (SFLA) has proudly supported the biological reality through the chaos of radical gender ideology. Earlier this year, students from across the

Olivia Rodrigo just can’t stop pushing women to end the lives of their preborn children. Not long after announcing her new abortion-funding music festival, Daisy Chain Fields, the pop singer met with one of her festival’s beneficiaries, the Center for Reproductive Rights, to trash pro-life politicians and advocates. In a series of Instagram posts, Rodrigo and Hillary Schneller, Senior Attorney at the Center for Reproductive Rights, accuse pro-life laws

Pop singer Olivia Rodrigo is using a music festival to accomplish one goal: to end the lives of as many preborn children as possible.  Rodrigo announced on Instagram the creation of her new music festival, Daisy Chain Fields, to raise money for various organizations.  “Daisy Chain Fields features an all-women lineup and 100 percent of the net proceeds will go to charities dedicated to advancing and advocating for women

A French reporter is rightly under fire after criticizing a Belgian soccer player for saying he’d miss competing in the World Cup to be at the birth of his first child, calling it “completely useless.”  Jérémy Doku, a top player for Belgium, is expecting his first child with wife Shireen Doku. Her due date falls in the quarter-final stage of the World Cup qualifiers, and Doku made it clear he would choose his child

St. Joan of Arc’s legacy is one that Catholics can learn from in many ways, including in their pro-life activism. That’s what Students for Life of America President Kristan Hawkins wrote in a book review and commentary on Mark Twain’s Joan of Arc published in the National Catholic Register earlier this week. Despite being agnostic, Twain wrote a biography of the Catholic saint, calling it

Beloved “Parks and Recreation” actress Aubrey Plaza is pregnant with her first child at 41 years old with a resoundingly pro-life message.  “There is a baby inside of me,” said Plaza on an early access episode of the “SmartLess” podcast.  Plaza continuously acknowledged the humanity and life of the child in her womb.  “I know, it’s shocking, isn’t it?” Plaza said. “I got an ultrasound on my stomach, and there is