The abortion lobby celebrates a culture of death, and nothing can showcase that better perhaps than when abortion supporters say, “death all around,” as they wish a loss of life on both the preborn and the born. Their thinly veiled attempts to come off as women’s empowerment are exposed as nothing but empty words when this happens — and the

The abortion lobby loves to distract from the real issue of abortion by name-calling, and a recent example of this occurred at George Mason University (GMU) as the university and pro-abortion student groups labelled the campus Students for Life of America (SFLA) group as “racist.” In reaction to the asinine accusation, national pro-life leaders are rising up to defend the

“It will take time and great effort to help people see the least among us as valuable, especially after decades of indoctrination into an abortion point of view,” SFLA’s Hawkins & Hamrick write. “This is the job of the pro-life movement. To make a case for the humanity of the preborn and to protect life in law and in service

National pro-life leaders sent a letter of support to SFLA George Mason University students who have been wrongfully accused of being “racist.”

Students for Life of America’s legal team sent a demand letter to George Mason University for accountability purposes after the GMU SFLA group was harassed and shamed.

GUEST POST: I recently had the privilege of attending the very first March for Life since Roe v. Wade was overturned at the Capitol building in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania (PA). Thousands of people from all over the state showed up to hear from state pro-life leaders, listen to abortion victims’ testimonies, and yet again publicly stand for life.   We gathered together

Students for Life of America (SFLA) not only has more than 1,300 student groups on high school, college, and graduate campuses across the country, but SFLA also has advanced pro-life student leadership training programs every academic year. Students trained in these programs come away with better knowledge to make a bigger impact for life, and Kathryn Pluta, a junior at Benedictine

GUEST POST: In another show of pro-abortion media bias and general biblical ignorance, MSNBC’s “Morning Joe” host Joe Scarborough recently used airtime to scold pro-life Christians. The segment came about in response to South Carolina Senate’s failure to pass robust pro-life protections.  Scarborough made the unbelievable implication that Jesus would have been pro-abortion because “Jesus never once talked about abortion.” Scarborough’s

If you have been on Tik Tok lately, you may have seen the fourteen-member Storm family account blow up because there are a whole lot of them — and since going viral on the app, the mother of the group has spoken out to say that children are life’s greatest blessing. In the face of a pro-abortion narrative that makes

Coming to the aid of all pro-lifers who have ever been mocked by the abortion lobby and told that pregnancy is “fourteen times more dangerous than abortion,” a new report by the Charlotte Lozier Institute has found that claim to be a big pile of balderdash (for lack of a well-deserving but coarser word). That’s right; this widely-touted and far-reaching