GUEST POST: As more people realize that we should expect to see Roe v. Wade overturned, both strongly pro-life and strongly pro-abortion states are strategizing. While pro-abortion media have fearmongered about measures protecting human life in states like Texas and Mississippi, it’s clear that other states are preparing to expand abortion in the wake of the Court overturning Roe. Some

GUEST POST: It’s springtime, and you know what that means: Students for Life of America (SFLA) is launching a new campus tour. This year is a huge year for the pro-life movement, and the 2022 Spring Tour, entitled “No Woman Stands Alone… In A Post-Roe America” reflects that as it empowers SFLA student groups to get in on the action.

GUEST POST: The abortion industry is panicking because very soon Roe v. Wade may no longer be the law of the land. Since the 1973 Supreme Court decision, elective abortion has been legal in all 50 states. If Roe heads to the chopping block soon, the abortion industry is no longer assured of a foothold in every state. It’s not that abortion will suddenly

Today on  Explicitly Pro-Life, the podcast hosted by SFLA president Kristan Hawkins, Vinea Research president Hans Plate and SFLA Media and Policy Strategist discuss how the Roe v. Wade decision is regressive compared to the beliefs of younger Americans.   The episode, entitled “NEW Abortion Polling Data,” examines the shocking abortion-related findings from our latest poll:   The majority of Millennials and Gen Zs do

GUEST POST: Vending machines are supposed to dispense candy, snacks, and drinks, but the new goal in Illinois is to distribute drugs that have the capacity to act as abortifacients under the name Plan B. Yes, you heard that right—the Illinois state legislature is attempting to pass House Bill 4247 which would require public colleges and universities to have “emergency

GUEST POST: Cut out a man’s tongue and you don’t prove him a liar, only that you’re afraid of what he has to say.  – George R.R. Martin Students for Life of America, in conjunction with Texas Right to Life and other pro-life organizations, has signed an amicus brief to defend the free speech of pro-life activists in the Texas Supreme

The abortion lobby avoids the truth about their business as much as possible. Its latest lie is that Chemical Abortion pills are as safe (if not safer!) than Tylenol. Abortion supporters are telling this tall tale to make Chemical Abortions seem safe. Let’s take a look at why you should be skeptical about abortion industry claims. Why are they saying Chemical Abortion

As the fight for women’s health wages on amidst Corporate Abortion’s push for No Test, Online Distribution of Chemical Abortion Pills, members of Congress are finally seeking to hold the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) accountable for recklessly getting rid of health and safety standards for the deadly drugs. In a recent, bicameral letter, congressional members called for the FDA

Today on Explicitly Pro-Life, the podcast hosted by SFLA president Kristan Hawkins, SFLA National Supportive Services Director Camille Cisneros joins Hawkins to discuss what is more frightening: an America where women in need are supported and loved by their community, or an America where women are isolated and told that the only way to “achieve their dreams” is to kill

GUEST POST: In recent weeks, our nation has witnessed some of the most extreme pro-abortion legislation at the state level than ever before. In Vermont, legislators voted to move forward with enshrining elective abortion without limits in their state constitution. Pro-abortion lawmakers in Maryland are also seeking to secure a referendum to have elective abortion protected under their state constitution.