Remember when Students for Life of America told the world that Olivia Rodrigo passing out Plan B like candy at her Missouri concert was a bad idea? And that just maybe, she should stop giving it to MINORS and women?  Looks like it worked, because the public agrees with us.    SFLA criticized her actions in a recent article as

MEDIA NOTE: BOTH EVENTS TAKING PLACE Tuesday, March 26, & Prayer Vigil at SCOTUS Monday, March 25.   “The Biden Administration has prioritized reckless distribution of Chemical Abortion Pills, without regard for the women made vulnerable to abusers and exposed to injury, infertility, and even death,” noted SFLA’s Kristan Hawkins. “The abortion extremists did not take time to check on whether

Abortion fanatics’ favorite line of defense to whip out is, “But what about cases of rape and incest?”   Students for Life of America President Kristan Hawkins is no stranger to this line of questioning. With her upcoming Spring Campus Speaking Tour, “No Abortion, No Exceptions,” she’s invited special guests who’ve made a real dent in the culture for life. One

“Abortion-loving politicians and supporters alike are doing whatever they can to make abortion completely legal by exploiting tragic life events and stories to push their anti-woman, anti-baby, and anti-life agenda,” said SFLA’s Kristan Hawkins. “My tour will explain why it’s so important for mothers to choose life, even in the hard cases used to justify all abortions.”   For media inquiries, contact [email protected]    WASHINGTON D.C. (3-19-2024) – Join Kristan Hawkins,

South Carolina had its first FACE Act conviction after Steven Lefemine went to court this week.  WATCH: The Clinton-era FACE (Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances) Act vaguely and broadly “prohibits violent, threatening, damaging and obstructive conduct intended to injure, intimidate, or interfere with the right to seek, obtain or provide reproductive health services,” according to the Department of Justice.  

“As we feared, preborn lives are being ended on taxpayer-funded California college and university campuses. With reportedly more than 400 lives aborted already, this ‘mass casualty event’ would be breaking news if the cause wasn’t death by Chemical Abortion Pills. Even food poisoning would get more attention from California officials than this tragic loss of human life and potential. This is a misuse of

Societies often wrestle with solutions to the big questions to better create order in the chaos. Questions like:  “What is the meaning of life?”  ”How does a nation protect its people?”  “What is a woman?”  The list goes on. Recently, a news article from Stat News focused on a study conducted by KFF, an independent health policy research publication, that

YouTube’s attempt to be informative may have bitten them in the rear.   With the trending practice of correcting any misleading information online, YouTube makes sure to correct their content creators and give “context” if their message doesn’t align with the mainstream narrative.   Turns out, YouTube’s the one that needs correction.   Sixteen attorneys general from multiple different states demanded YouTube remove

Abortion extremists who declare their undying commitment to women’s health and nonbiased science have no issue with sloppy science and lack of abortion safeguards.   The New York Times showed a study reporting that at least one in six abortions, around 14,000 a month, was conducted via telehealth from July through September. WeCount of the Society of Family Planning, a research

Oh, Chemical Abortion Pills, how do we hate thee? Let us count the ways.  Maybe that’s not quite how the sonnet goes, but Students for Life of America made a list anyway. For women, Chemical Abortion Pills are what nightmares are made of and gives sexual abusers and sex traffickers a free pass. The only people who gain anything are