We sometimes accidentally tell on ourselves, and the social media platform Instagram has recently done just that while censoring Students for Life of America’s (SFLA) page. In the anti-free speech crusade to shut up the pro-life movement in favor of the abortion lobby, the popular app has actually showed their true colors: they recognize that abortion is violence.   Here’s what

One of the pro-life movement’s greatest strengths is that we believe in the power of speech—that having conversations can change the world—but sometimes not saying anything when you don’t know what you’re talking about can be good, too. Jessica Biel, actress and wife of Justin Timberlake, may wish she recently hadn’t said anything about the abortion issue after posting an

  In the midst of a Facebook/Instagram blackout lives a good reminder of why the Pro-Life Generation trains to have effective in-person dialogues and participate in more grassroots activism than anyone else. Because the online world offers no guarantees – and we can’t take that chance with preborn lives on the line. Our mission at Students for Life of America

  This week, Students for Life spokesperson Autumn Lindsey made a very simple pro-life post on her account, @autumnlindsey.life. This is her pro-life account and, as such, is full of posts that oppose abortion. But Instagram decided this particular post shouldn’t be permitted. Despite this post being quite routine, Autumn noticed that it had disappeared after about three hours. She

  Guest post by Kathryn Schneider, President of Del Norte Students for Life in San Diego, CA In mid-April, our group tabled at our school’s “Club Rush” so that our peers could learn more about our club. We hoped to gain new members and start conversations about the pro-life movement. While we did gain a few members and some encouragement,

  Students for Life is excited to welcome nine new pro-life ambassadors to the “team!” These nine men and women come from different backgrounds but they all boldly share their pro-life views in the public sphere and have partnered with Students for Life to continue reaching our generation with the message of Life. The Folks to Follow… On Instagram @

  Students for Life’s Instagram is already a great place to go for shareable pro-life graphics, videos, and updates. But now, you can take it a step further with our ‘Close Friends’ list! The Close Friends feature for Instagram Stories  allows us to handpick a group of friends or followers to share private Instagram Stories posts with. That means that Students for Life’s

  Lil Nas X (famous for 2019 hit “Old Town Road”) was evidently bored this week and prompted his Instagram followers to ask him random questions that he answered on his story. One commenter said, “I think I’m pregnant…” Lil Nas’s response? Congratulations! Get rid of it.  Lil Nas isn’t a moral compass by any means. He recently did a filthy

  Here we go again: another Students for Life group is being harassed big-time on social media by a horde of hateful abortion supporters. This time, it’s SUNY Potsdam in New York. The group has over 100 followers… and about 400 comments on one of their recent Instagram posts. Most of them are ugly.  The post in question that was getting

  Despite the obvious distinction in pro-life values between our two presidential candidates, many pro-life advocates still don’t seem sure who to vote for. As an old meme might say… “The number of pro-lifers rationalizing voting for a pro-abortion candidate is too damn high!” SFLA President Kristan Hawkins has been working to put it in perspective on Instagram over the