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After a shocking and unprecedented leak from the United States Supreme Court showing that Roe v. Wade may be reversed in the Court’s highly anticipated Dobbs v. Jackson ruling, the media is going nuts—and coverage clearly shows that life is on the move as  Students for Life Action (SFLAction) and Students for Life of America (SFLA) are at the forefront.

On Monday, April 18, Senator James Lankford of Oklahoma will join Kristan Hawkins, President of Students for Life Action and Students for Life of America, for a student-sponsored, public conversation on the future of America post-Roe. The event is hosted by OU’s Norman Students for Life.  Together, Senator Lankford and Hawkins will explore questions such as:   What will abortion law

  Hell must have finally frozen over because the unthinkable has happened: pro-life and pro-abortion sources are agreeing on something. Nationwide, media organizations of all ideological affiliations are sounding the alarm that Roe v. Wade is on its way out. For a long time, Students for Life of America has been mocked for saying this, but through working hard to say good riddance to this godforsaken ruling, the

The day came finally for Dobbs v. Jackson to be argued at the Supreme Court, and Students for Life of America was ready to show up in full force—and wow, did we ever! Making the pro-life movement proud, SFLA proclaimed the humanity of the preborn and their rights literally everywhere.   We were in the papers, on the radio, on TV news, live on

  Students for Life spent all day in Washington, D.C. on the first day of the Amy Coney Barrett confirmation hearings to show our support for this highly qualified nominee. Highlights included pro-life women in Supreme Court Justice costumes, a display of a pregnant woman amplifying her baby’s heartbeat, rallying, and a prayer service. Students for Life’s #ConfirmAmy activities have

  It’s a glorious day when abortion activists end up doing our job for us. Most of them take for granted the intellectual justifications for the pro-life movement, because, as we know, the most profound pro-choice philosophies come from bumper stickers and pink hats. Such was the case in Media Matters’s latest two pro-abortion pieces–the first criticizing pro-life advocates for