My name is Melanie and I am a 2018-2019 SFLA Fellow alumni, current Co-State Squad Captain for Texas through SFLAction, and the Outreach Officer for Students For Life at University of Texas at San Antonio. I am always willing and ready to rapidly respond to pro-abortion activities whenever I can and whenever it is necessary. You may remember this insane

As COVID-19 continues to grow and become more worrisome in the United States, a majority of citizens are being told to stay at home unless absolutely necessary. Thankfully, ten states have taken the initiative to further protect their citizens by labeling abortion as a non-essential service. As anyone can expect, the abortion lobby wasn’t too fond of such orders and

  Students for Life of America’s Kristan Hawkins said, “Life Saving Care should be Prioritized over Abortion as Healthcare Workers Risk their Lives while using sometimes Inadequate or Unavailable Personal Protection Equipment.”   WASHINGTON D.C. – (03-31-2020) – Students for Life of America President Kristan Hawkins applauded a ruling from the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals that by a 2 to 1 ruling allowed life-saving care to

“We always knew that the abortion industry really didn’t care about women’s health, but this lawsuit proves it again,” said SFLA’s Kristan Hawkins. “Leaders in Texas and other states have called for abortion vendors to cease operations so that life-saving equipment can be used to address the coronavirus crisis. But as the rest of the country fights to save lives,

The Attorney General of Ohio, Dave Yost, has sent letters to two abortion facilities in the state telling them they must stop committing abortions. Yost’s letter notes that protective medical gear must be preserved for more important uses during the coronavirus crisis. CBS News reports, “All of Ohio’s abortion clinics have been ordered to stop providing the procedure as the