by Kelli

• Right to Life of Michigan reports that Democrats in the U.S. Senate “voted to block the Justice for Victims of Human Trafficking Act because it did not include abortion funding.”

by Carder Disney does a great job of depicting right from wrong. It has long providing wonderful moral lessons that teach our children to be good people — but sadly, the company comes up short in one critical area. Its movies have almost no representation of disabled people, those often bullied and looked down upon […]

by Susie Allen, host of the blog, Pro-Life in TN, and Kelli

• Wesley J. Smith says the bioethics community is finally beginning to criticize artificial reproduction techniques like IVF – but not for the reasons you might think:
  

  But now, in the ever more radical Journal of Medical Ethics, Cristina Richie, of Boston College’s Department of Theology, argues that these technologies should be regulated to limit the number of children – called “carbon legacies,” as a means of fighting climate change.

  Smith opines:
  

  I don’t know if Richie coined the term, but it is ridiculous. Children are children, not bundles of carbon producers…. No, grim is the exploitation of surrogates in biological colonialism and the eugenic impetus that has sunk its fangs deep into the heart of the industry. In the face of such human objectification, sorry, I can’t get upset about global warming.

Today I depart from bringing you the typical fare of Sunday political cartoons to discuss the demise of a different sort of cartoon, the Disney animated fairy tale. Disney announced this week it will produce no more “princess movies” beyond Tangled, its retooled version of Rapunzel, which was released November 24. Feminism and the sexualization […]

Most pro-aborts would be embarrassed to honestly describe abortion to their 6yo as chopping up the baby in mommy’s tummy. They know their child would be horrified and saddened, perhaps to the point of tears. Children in their innocence recognize abortion as something grotesque. It’s not until we grow up that some of us become […]

UPDATE, 12/3, 7:10a: According to the People.com, this morning: Apology, accepted. After Tiger Woods issued a mea culpa for his “personal failings,” companies that have made him one of the richest men in sports lined up to pledge their support for their spokesman….