In this new episode of the “Explicitly Pro-Life” podcast, Students for Life of America President Kristan Hawkins walks through the stages of fetal development. She critiques a heavily circulated, previous article from The Guardian that essentially spread misinformation about fetal tissue and the reality of the child in the womb to push the pro-abortion agenda. Throughout this discussion, Hawkins emphasizes

Under Roe v. Wade, there was almost nothing that could hinder abortion. The ruling that has been upheld for nearly 50 years has ruthlessly provided access to killing the preborn at any point in pregnancy. Judges have fabricated an imaginary constitutional right to pre-viability abortion. Pre-viability standards combat the arbitrary assumption that abortion before a baby can live outside the

Standing as a pro-life advocate on college campuses in 2022 is not for the faint of heart. From event flier defamation, stolen literature on crisis resources, angry groups shouting them down, to school administrations shutting them down–Students for Life of America (SFLA) leaders have experienced it all. While the outrage over pro-life speech has historically enraged abortion radicals across the

  One of the deceptions of the abortion industry is that the life of a preborn baby inside their mother is both meaningless and a mystery. When asked questions about pregnancies and preborn children, supporters of abortion deflect and dodge, shying away from admitting that the preborn are alive in the womb. Students for Life of America just saw this happen again at the

  On September 7, 2021, Ms. Magazine published a piece by Carrie Baker titled “Media Repeat Junk Science Behind Abortion Ban Laws: Check the Science — There is No Heartbeat at Six Weeks.” Baker’s not-really-a-heartbeat piece followed the same general format as the many others before it: cite nothing but interviews and replace arguments with ambiguity. [Read more about this approach –

  On Sept 3 (2021) NPR published the article “The Texas Abortion Ban Hinges On ‘Fetal Heartbeat.’ Doctors Call That Misleading” by Selena Simmons-Duffin. In NPR’s tweet of the article, the description said “What an ultrasound detects in an embryo at 6 weeks is electrical activity from cells – not a heart.” Here I will explain the incomplete and inaccurate ideas Simmons-Duffin’s