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bravelass | September 5, 2010
On Friday the 13th of this year, the FDA approved a new abortion drug to be marketed under the name “ella.” Now there may be protests at my labeling it an abortion drug, but I do so deliberately and with solid evidence. [Not for young readers.]
Tiana Krenz | August 1, 2010
Watch this video with a box of tissues at hand. Watch the whole thing…it’s worth it! As I reflect on this amazing story, I can’t help but wonder how many women have been coerced by their health care providers into ending the life of a baby who had “no chance of survival”–and how many more stories [...]
Jamie V Marino | July 7, 2010
It’s funny how we have to go to the UK to read the truth about the abortion breast cancer link. You won’t find this information in the NY Times. Read the article over here.
Jennie Chancey | July 4, 2010
From Carolyn Moynihan at Mercatornet: Nearly one in five American women ends her childbearing years without having borne a child, compared with one in ten in the 1970s, the Pew Research Centre reports. Practically the only group of women less likely to be childless now compared with about two decades ago are those with advanced [...]
Jennie Chancey | July 2, 2010
An article that appears in the June 30, 2010 edition of The Times [London] represents a moral earthquake that resets an entire issue — and that issue is abortion. This chilling essay is hard to read, but impossible to ignore. To read it is to feel the moral ground shift under your feet. In “Yes, [...]
Jennie Chancey | June 28, 2010
Marketplace recently ran a week-long series on China’s one-child policy, covering its history, the life of only children, parental expectations, exceptions to the rule, and the future economic repercussions of the policy. This is well worth listening to (and it’s a good idea to read the accompanying interviews and articles as well). In short, the [...]
Jennie Chancey | June 13, 2010
Our good friend Doug Phillips over at Vision Forum just posted this commentary (the blockquote at the top is what he’s responding to): There are some disabled infants born with conditions so severe that doctors don’t really try to keep them alive. They allow them to die essentially through benign neglect. But that can be [...]
Sherrin Drew | June 12, 2010
Do you ever feel overwhelmed with the abortion rate in your country? Do you wonder what anyone can do? Feeling overwhelmed can be paralyzing. There is so much to do, and most of it seems impossible, so we do nothing at all. Here are some suggestions for things I believe most of us could do.
Jennie Chancey | June 1, 2010
American Life League and 26 other pro-life organizations have joined together for “Protest the Pill Day: The Pill Kills the Environment” on June 5. At the national event launch at 11 a.m. outside of Planned Parenthood of Metropolitan Washington, D.C., Dr. James Joyce, M.D., Jennifer Giroux, R.N., and pro-life activists Marie Hahnenberg, Michael Hichborn and [...]
Jennie Chancey | April 26, 2010
A revealing article in Newsweek shows the abortion rights movement in the United States painfully aware of its ageing leadership and lack of traction amongst young adults. NARAL president Nancy Keenan and others concede that they have failed to address the “moral complexity” of abortion, something that even pro-choice young people now take on board…. [...]
Jennie Chancey | April 22, 2010
Where’s the outcry from feminists? HIV/AIDS is killing millions of women and children, so you’d think “women’s health” organizations would be the first in line to find a way to end its spread. Apparently not if it means ditching the “freedom” of hormonal contraceptives…. More than 50 medical studies, to date, have investigated the association [...]
Jennie Chancey | April 3, 2010
There have been quite a number of stories in the press over the past year about the health risks of chemical birth control, lawsuits against pharmaceutical companies that have pushed risky pills, and Planned Parenthood clinics that have used pornography to help raise funds for sex education and have even recruited underage girls to conduct [...]
