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The Actual Fake Clinics
In the wake of NIFLA v. Becerra, the pro-abortion movement has been busy casting pregnancy centers—of all things—as the villain. The folks at Planned Parenthood, NARAL Pro-Choice America, and Lady Parts Justice League have all agreed that these centers, which offer ultrasounds, pregnancy tests, counseling, and baby supplies free of charge, shall be dubbed “fake.” Despite receiving such scorn, the centers, undaunted, faithfully continue their labor of love to women in need.
WATCH: ASU Students Agree Government Shouldn’t Force People to Speak an Objectionable Message
The North Wind and the Sun were arguing over which was stronger. So, they decided to settle the argument with a competition. Whichever could remove the coat from an oncoming traveler would win. The North Wind bellowed and blew. But, the traveler tightened his coat, clenching it closer to his chest. Then the Sun cast its spring rays down on the traveler, who took off his coat to enjoy the agreeable weather.
This Week I Was Denied a Service Because of the Company’s Values-And I’m Okay With That
This week I was denied a service because the company’s values are at odds with the values that Alliance Defending Freedom stands for—values I personally hold. And guess what? I’m okay with that. Allow me to explain. As a writer, I’m always looking to improve my skills. And working for a no-debt ministry like Alliance Defending Freedom, which can only take on cases and clients as the funds are provided through our generous Ministry Friends, fundraising is an important part of what we do.
The Texas Woman Who Should Be Dead
There is a 46-year-old woman, born in Texas, who should be dead right now. In fact, she should have never been born. Forty-three years ago, the Supreme Court decided that the Texas law that prevented Jane Roe from ending the life of her unborn daughter was unconstitutional. But by the time the Supreme Court issued its decision in 1973, she had already been born and adopted by a family—likely not knowing that all that ink spilled in Roe v. Wade was about her.
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