William Wilberforce Fellow Jennifer Scott is a student at Texas Women’s University (TWU) and one of the few Fellows in the 2023-2024 school year who was able to start a brand-new SFLA group at her university. Read about her story, activism, and journey in pro-life leadership below.   Joining the Pro-Life Movement Like many others, my story with Students for Life

Many people are numb to and far removed from the euphemism “Planned Parenthood” since its founding over 100 years ago in 1916. The obsession with “reproductive freedom” ignores Planned Parenthood’s underlying origins based on Planned Parenthood Founder Margaret Sanger’s eugenic philosophy specifically targeting minority areas, particularly Black Americans. African Americans made up 38% of all abortions tracked by the CDC

In advance of the State of the Union address, members of congress and their staff, media, and people across the country joined together yesterday to hear an alternative story of choosing life presented by Students for Life of America and distinguished guests.   Kate Cox became a household name when Jill Biden invited her as a guest to the State

When SFLA heard that the University of Houston (UH) would display an 18-foot Satanic statue celebrating abortion on campus, we were more than ready to join Texas Right to Life, Coogs for Life and other pro-life organizations to protest its presence and display our own Cemetery of the Innocents.    The hideous statue designed by artist Shahzia Sikander, complete with

It turns out suing doesn’t just save lives; it increases them.   The Texas Heartbeat Law went into effect September 1, 2021, which prohibits the abortion of preborn babies with a detectable heartbeat by allowing citizens to sue Texas abortionists.   Michael New, senior associate scholar at Charlotte Lozier Institute and assistant Professor of Practice at the Catholic University of America,

GUEST POST: As a Students for Life of America (SFLA) William Wilberforce Fellow and member of Texas A&M University’s pro-life group called the Pro-Life Aggies, I strive to ensure my life-affirming words match my actions — and along with my group, I have fun in the process. Too often, we hear that our movement doesn’t care about life after birth,

GUEST POST: About a year and a half after Roe and Casey were reversed, fourteen states have now enshrined protections for preborn life in law, thanks to their pro-life legislatures. In the state of Texas, however, we have just seen the first (likely of many) legal challenges to these life-affirming state measures. Here’s what you need to know:   Plaintiff Kate

GUEST POST: While Texan pro-life laws have greatly decreased the number of preborn babies lost to the predatory abortion industry, abortion is unfortunately still an important conversation in the Lone Star State. Advertisements about abortion “availability” continue to rear their ugly heads, including a pop-up store promoting Chemical Abortion Pills or massive, hot-pink billboards that say, “Need an Abortion? We

When Planned Parenthood isn’t acting like a sore loser and taking pro-lifers to court for life-affirming laws and actions, the abortion giant is getting sued themselves…and it’s always over something shady. That trend has continued recently with a federal judge ruling that Planned Parenthood must stand trial for alleged Medicaid fraud — and you won’t believe the amount they are

The maestro of misinformation — that is, CNN News — is back at it again with another skewed story on Texan birth numbers. Earlier this month, the outlet bemoaned the fact that 10,000 more babies were born in the Lone Star State, and now they’re also trying to link an increased infant mortality rate to pro-life laws. An impressive feat