How Blackwashing History Makes it Easier for Us to Repeat the Errors of the Past
Blackwashing history is not just a scholarly error. Is blackwashing making it easier for us to repeat the errors of the past?
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The Extinction of Down Syndrome and the “Wrong” of Abortion
According to some, Down Syndrome might become extinct in the next few years due to the increased ease of prenatal testing and a quite negative shift in public opinion concerning the condition: What do most women do when their baby tests positive for Down’s? They abort. Around 90 per cent of pregnancies that involve the […]
Continue reading →The Reproductive FACT Act Undermines Crisis Pregnancy Centers
The California Reproductive FACT Act is not all that interested in facts or reproduction. Purportedly, crisis pregnancy centers across the nation have been “misleading” women, so this legislation forces Crisis Pregnancy Centers to post this sign: California has public programs that provide immediate free or low-cost access to comprehensive family planning services (including all FDA-approved […]
Continue reading →Should There Be an Abortion Exception in the Case of Rape?
Human Rights organizations were in an uproar when the government of Paraguay refused to allow a then 10-year-old rape victim to get an abortion, despite the international outcry and the fervent requests of her mother. The girl, going under the pseudonym Mainumby, recently gave birth to a healthy baby girl. She had a C-section because […]
Continue reading →Is Facebook Manipulating its Trending Feature to Protect Planned Parenthood?
Facebook has a feature called “Trending Topics” which indicates what topics are most popular on Facebook at any given time. This Facebook feature purports to be controlled entirely by user data, but a recent article in Lifesite News indicates that Facebook is manipulating the feature in order to protect Planned Parenthood in the wake of the […]
Continue reading →On Funny or Die, Planned Parenthood, and Being the Right Kind of Fool
You all know Funny or Die, I’m guessing. They are presumably a comedy website. But recently, they joined the leftist fight to protect Planned Parenthood from its “vicious attackers” by posting an “exclusive” “comedy” video entitled “The Shocking Truth About Planned Parenthood.” Ironically, Funny or Die chose literal death over comedy, and the results only add […]
Continue reading →Planned Parenthood is Harvesting and Selling Aborted Baby Parts?
In a shocking undercover video taken for the Center for Medical Progress, a medical representative for Planned Parenthood seems to talk nonchalantly (perhaps even enthusiastically) about harvesting and selling aborted baby parts: The video is the first by The Center for Medical Progress in its “Human Capital” series, a nearly 3-year-long investigative journalism study of Planned Parenthood’s […]
Continue reading →Indiana Woman Convicted of Feticide … Women’s Rights Groups Go Bananas
Purvi Patel was just convicted of feticide and child neglect in Indiana. And women’s rights activists are going bananas, and nuts … and other produce. Perhaps this is just another symptom of Indiana’s recent status as religious right extremist crazy wonderland. I don’t know. But the leftist bleeding hearts have this one wrong too. As you […]
Continue reading →Good News and Bad News: Life Expectancy Highest Ever
A recent study from the CDC concludes that Americans today are living longer than ever before: Americans are living longer than ever before, according to a new government report filled mostly with good news. U.S. life expectancy inched up again and death rates fell. Rates also fell for most of the leading causes of death […]
Continue reading →Is Abortion a Right … or a Wrong?
Abortion activists are lamenting how difficult it is becoming for abortion clinics to stay open across the United States. In Texas first and now Ohio, new laws meant to ensure the safety of a woman receiving an abortion are slowly putting abortion clinics out of business. The laws in Ohio are specifically centered on “transfer […]
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