by Carder And while some may criticize her for not “keeping her business to herself,” I’m extremely glad that she didn’t stay silent. For starters, while a handful of Black celebs have talked about having abortions (Vanessa Williams and Sherri Shepherd come to mind), it’s rare that young Black celebs speak out. And largely, the […]

… a risky assumption to begin with.

Representative Diane Black just issued a press statement announcing that she, along with Reps. Bill Flores, Jackie Walorski, Chris Smith, Joe Pitts, and over 80 House cosponsors, have reintroduced the Title X Abortion Provider Prohibition Act,” which would prohibit any organization that provide abortions from receiving Title X Family Planning dollars.

by Hans Johnson

The history of incubators for the care of prematurely born infants is a fascinating one. Perhaps no man had a greater impact on the innovation and popularity of this nascent medical technology than Dr. Martin Couney (pictured at right at the Pan-American Exhibition at Buffalo, N.Y. in 1901).

At a time when around a third of these babies would die, he brought incubators to be displayed at fairs, exhibitions, and amusement parks, charging the parents not a penny,  but relying on ticket sales for funds. After a brief time in Berlin in 1896, he came to America, making a big splash at Luna Park on Coney Island.

by Kelli Dear Friends, please be in prayer for me today. I am fretful over the interview with HuffPostLive yesterday. I am pro-choice only when it’s God’s choice. I was so flustered over her [the interviewer’s] questions & just wasn’t aware that she was trying to trap me. Call me naive. I had an abortion […]

by Hans Johnson As surely as it takes two to tango, it takes (ideally) two to have and raise a child. The 28 young men in this video weigh in on what they consider to be not a “women’s issue” or a “men’s issue” but a children’s issue. Though the video is over a year old, […]

by Carder Over the weekend I did receive a formal written invitation to the Inauguration, the courtesy of which I appreciated. However, as previously announced I will be offering Holy Mass at the Cathedral at that same time to ask for God’s blessings upon our state and nation and our public servants. I should add, […]

Recently, abortion proponents decided if you can’t beat, join ’em, and began urging their people to counter post-abortive stories of regret with post-abortive stories of relief.

They launched the 1 in 3 Campaign and began writing articles explaining the importance of coming out.

Even Planned Parenthood president Cecile Richards finally admitted to having an abortion skeleton in her closet, claiming it was easy peasy, even if something about it kept her from sharing the good news beyond her inner circle for years and years.