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Entries by Guest Blogger
Pro-life chalk art caused Billie to start questioning her pro-choice views
March 31, 2021 /0 Comments/in Uncategorized, Your Stories /by Guest Blogger[SPL recently received this note of encouragement from one of our supporters, and she gave us permission to publish it as a blog post.] Photo credit: Evie Schwartzbauer My name is Billie. I am a gay woman and my husband, Alan, is a transgender men, so we both grew up immersed in adamantly pro-choice social […]
CO bill HB21-1183 would require accurate statistics from abortion providers
March 22, 2021 /0 Comments/in Legislation, Laws & Court Cases, Research, Uncategorized /by Guest Blogger[Today’s post is by guest blogger Candace Stewart.] Photo credit Lukas from Pexels We don’t actually know how many abortions occur in the United States each year. This may sound strange, as the CDC comes out with abortion totals for the U.S. every year. But state health departments are not required to provide their abortion […]
The Fundamental Question of the Abortion Debate: A Response to Nathan Nobis
February 1, 2021 /0 Comments/in Uncategorized /by Guest Blogger[Today’s guest author is Dr. Steve Jacobs, the Program Director of Illinois Right to Life. He received his J.D. from Northwestern University School of Law and his Ph.D. in Comparative Human Development from the University of Chicago. You can follow him on Twitter @DrSteveJacobs or contact him at steve@illinoisrighttolife.org.] In 2019, my research on biologists’ […]
No, the Mexico City Policy does not drive up international abortion rates.
January 25, 2021 /0 Comments/in Legislation, Laws & Court Cases, Research, Uncategorized /by Guest Blogger[Today’s post is by guest blogger Candace Stewart.] One of the first actions the new Biden Administration is expected to take (which has yet to happen as of this writing) is the repeal of the Mexico City Policy. The policy originated under Ronald Reagan and prevents US foreign aid funds for family planning from going […]
When she got a prenatal Down syndrome diagnosis, her doctor wouldn’t stop suggesting abortion.
October 21, 2020 /2 Comments/in Ableism, They Can Hear You, Uncategorized, Your Stories /by Guest BloggerThe author and her family. Kaylen Before Kaylen, my husband Darrin and I were happy to be average—to not stick out in a good or bad way. Darrin worked as a mental health clinician in a prison; I had quit teaching after our second child and was running an in-home daycare. Our two sons […]
Amy’s Journey from Pro-Choice to Pro-Life
July 20, 2020 /0 Comments/in Uncategorized, Your Stories /by Guest BloggerIn 2005, I was pregnant with my first child. I was married to the love of my life, I was finished with college (a little later than most people), we had a modest home in Pittsburgh that we were in process of purchasing, and life couldn’t have been more perfect. Rewind back to my chaotic, […]
Cultivating a life-affirming culture in Australia
July 13, 2020 /0 Comments/in Uncategorized /by Guest Blogger[Today’s post is by pro-life Australians Matthew Reid and Therese Hungerford-Morgan. If you would like to contribute a guest post, email your submission to info@secularprolife.org for consideration.] Australian abortion laws have become significantly less restrictive in the last decade. Abortion up to birth has been decriminalized across the country. Specifically, abortion is available on request […]
“Don’t define me by my disease.” On abortion and ableism.
July 10, 2020 /0 Comments/in Ableism, They Can Hear You, Uncategorized /by Guest Blogger[Today’s guest post is by Deb Jones. If you would like to contribute a guest post, email your submission to info@secularprolife.org for consideration.] Deb and Shooter One of the main staples of the argument that abortion needs to stay legal is for those with disabilities, those diagnosed with diseases, syndromes and things of that nature. […]
Annie’s story: unintended pregnancy threatened her athletic scholarship — and her pro-choice views
April 10, 2020 /0 Comments/in Uncategorized, Your Stories /by Guest Blogger[Today’s guest post is by Annie Gasway, who converted from being pro-choice to pro-life because of her experiences with unintended pregnancy.] In January 2000, I was 21. I was on a half-ride athletic scholarship (track and cross country) at a Division I university. I was not only Team Captain but also the number one runner. […]
