Caroline Wharton | June 8, 2022

Viewer Discretion Advised: Photo of topless pro-abortion protestors below. In case you haven’t noticed, abortion supporters do some crazy things in their quest to continue killing children, and things have gotten even worse since the abortion lobby announced a Summer of Rage. Acts of hostility, promiscuity, and violence have abounded as pro-abortion anger has been unleashed on the American people,

Caroline Wharton | June 8, 2022

Today on  Explicitly Pro-Life, the podcast hosted by SFLA president Kristan Hawkins, Hawkins discusses how the pro-life movement is differentiating themselves from the abortion lobby’s hatred through Students for Life of America’s Summer of Service. The episode, entitled “Standing With Her Summer,” recounts how the abortion lobby is engaging in a Summer of Rage and why the Pro-Life Generation needs to

Pro-life pregnancy help centers and other offices are under siege from abortion zealots during their “Summer of Rage.” Already, at least 17 offices, centers, and even churches have been physically vandalized (including firebombing) and smeared with pro-abortion messages. We must demand action from Merrick Garland and his Department of Justice to protect pro-life Americans from this domestic terrorism. After all,

Caroline Wharton | June 6, 2022

As the abortion lobby continues to prey on the pro-life movement throughout their ‘Summer of Rage,’ yet another crisis pregnancy center (CPC) has been violently and crudely vandalized. This time, the center was located in the heart of the abortion issue as it was just down the street from the U.S. Supreme Court which will soon release the landmark case

Caroline Wharton | June 2, 2022

GUEST POST: Anyone who has attended a peaceful pro-life march or demonstration can attest to the violence and vulgarity of many abortion activists. We should not be surprised that those who advocate for the violent destruction of abortion resort to violence when making their demands for legal killing of the preborn. The unprecedented picketing of Supreme Court Justices’ homes and obscene and violent

Caroline Wharton | May 23, 2022

GUEST POST: Over the course of the past year, I’ve felt as if every other week has had me at the Supreme Court  in some capacity. The reasons have ranged from rallies, protests, oral arguments, a decision day, or even the leaked draft opinion that rocked our whole nation. It seems that as the weeks go on, the pro-life movement

Caroline Wharton | May 19, 2022

Standing as a pro-life advocate on college campuses in 2022 is not for the faint of heart. From event flier defamation, stolen literature on crisis resources, angry groups shouting them down, to school administrations shutting them down–Students for Life of America (SFLA) leaders have experienced it all. While the outrage over pro-life speech has historically enraged abortion radicals across the

Caroline Wharton | May 19, 2022

If you want a clear distinction between the purpose of the abortion lobby and the pro-life movement, look no farther than recent comments made by the president of the Women’s March who claimed that this summer will be “the summer of rage” for the abortion lobby.   Women’s March President Rachel Carmona stated, “For the women of this country, this will

Caroline Wharton | May 16, 2022

The Pro-Life Generation mobilized in more than eleven cities to counter protest the ‘Bans Off Our Bodies’ rallies on Saturday, May 14, to support the preborn and protest the radical abortion industry. Their message to protect the preborn in law and help moms was met with visceral reactions from abortion activists who were taking orders from their movement leaders.  Women’s

Caroline Wharton | May 12, 2022

GUEST POST: Churches across the Front Range of Colorado last week were vandalized by anti-life extremists. In Boulder, the Sacred Heart of Mary was graffitied with pro-abortion messages and windows were shattered throughout the building. This congregation was one of 30 local Catholic churches to endure vandalism over the span of two years, according to National Review. Reports indicate the