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Mattison Brooks | September 19, 2023

Meet Charley – he (yes, we’re assuming the robot’s gender) is the AI Chatbot that launched recently with the sole purpose of “helping” pregnant women find abortion centers. According to reporting in Mashable:  “The bot, Charley, was built specifically to reach people in states where abortion has been banned or restricted, but it does not offer legal advice. Currently, 22

Mattison Brooks | September 18, 2023

The UFO and “alien life is out there” crowd had a red-letter week last week. First, there was the massive alien reveal in Mexico, which are rumored to be merely mummified children’s corpses (and looked like little more than paper mâché’ copies of the beloved movie character ET).   Then there was NASA announcing a new effort to find life in

Mattison Brooks | September 7, 2023

Here is the latest from our sister organization, Students for Life Action. “When people show you who they are, believe them the first time.”   That invaluable, but sadly overlooked, perspective is critical to the future successes of the pro-life movement along with any person or the party that depends on social conservatives. As it stands, there are far too many

Caroline Wharton | June 28, 2023

Unless you exclusively read The Washington Post, you probably have seen or read content about the recently passed National Celebrate Life Day because coverage of this celebration was huge. While the Post did run a piece about the pro-abortion Women’s March on the anniversary of Dobbs, the news outlet somehow failed to see the nearly 5,000 pro-lifers out in full

Caroline Wharton | June 20, 2023

“The anniversary of the Dobbs decision is a special day for the pro-life movement as it commemorates both the end of the unconstitutional Roe decision and the beginning of a new era in which the Culture of Life can take root in America again,” said Students for Life of America President Kristan Hawkins. “I am excited to celebrate this day alongside my peers, nationally recognized leaders, who have been instrumental partners in achieving life-saving progress, and we’re not finished yet. On Saturday, the

Caroline Wharton | May 21, 2023

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

Caroline Wharton | May 20, 2023

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

Kristi Hamrick | May 19, 2023

On Endangered Species Day, SFLA sends letter to PETA President, asking for support for Red Bag Medical Waste Requirements to protect waterways  “Other industries do not receive permission for government-sanctioned, corporate dumping of medical waste,” wrote SFLA’s Kristan Hawkins. “The Abortion Industry should not receive tacit permission to pollute.”  Click here to view Students for Life Action’s Call to Environmentally Minded

Caroline Wharton | May 18, 2023

With abortion violence on the rise, it’s tough to be pro-life anywhere, but Students for Life of America (SFLA) leaders are bravely taking on even the most visceral college campuses because everyone deserves to know the truth about abortion. However, some students and faculty members cannot take sight of respectfully displayed information on abortion – the realities of the death

Kristi Hamrick | May 17, 2023

“Abortion activists called pregnancy an ‘illness’ to force a dangerous life-ending drug on the market. Then the FDA followed a ‘See No Evil’ Strategy of ignoring health risks and environmental concerns,” said Students for Life of America President Kristan Hawkins. “As SFLA details in a number of citizen petitions, the FDA has failed to protect people from deadly consequences.”   CLICK