Abortion Restrictions Are Good for Black Women

I have indeed merely assumed that abortion is morally wrong, and have gone from there. But I’ve done this intentionally: as seen above in Section 2, it is commonplace— though not universal—for authors to claim that abortion restrictions are bad for women, and in particular for...
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When A “Nurse” Kills Her Unaware Patients

  In May of 2024, a Pennsylvania nurse who had been charged with 22 counts of mistreatment of her patients was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. Former registered nurse Heather Pressdee was sentenced after having pled guilty to three counts of...
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The Irreligious Embrace of Self Slaughter

  Ah gits weary An’ sick of tryin’; Ah’m tired of livin’ An skeered of dyin’, —“Ol’ Man River,” from Show Boat, 1927 And aren’t we all, some days, just like Joe and his dockside gang, in that wondrous classic bequeathed us by Jerome Kern and Oscar Hammerstein II: worn out,...
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The Inalienable Gift of Human Dignity

Fall of 2024 witnessed a variety of news accounts on the topic of assisted suicide. On Nov. 11, The New Atlantis broke an exclusive story about Canada’s increasingly messy Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID) practice. Using leaked documents, Alexander Raikin reported ...
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Introduction Winter 2025

At our 50th anniversary dinner last fall, co-host Jack Fowler rolled his eyes at the notion of “depressed” Americans who, unhappy with the election results, wanted to move to Canada: “They kill depressed people in Canada,” he quipped. That might come as a surprise to Hollywood...
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“When Will It All End?”

  We begin (Appendix A) with a short column by Mr. Mike Perry, who echoes Novak’s point, specifically in regard to the way “churchmen” now view the situation. “For years,” he notes, “mainline Protestant denominations were staunch supporters of legalized abortion.” Now, there...
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An Interview with Pro-life Political Prisoner Will Goodman

    Will Goodman is a political prisoner for the pro-life cause currently serving a two-and a-half-year sentence for pro-life activism. The following is taken from an interview conducted by Bernadette Patel for the Human Life Review mainly through the federal prison...
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Letter from Joan Andrews Bell

  The following is a letter by Joan Andrews Bell, a peaceful pro-life advocate prosecuted by the Biden administration, to U.S. Senators Ted Cruz and Katie Britt, urging them to reverse their support for in vitro fertilization, which is responsible for the destruction of...
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Building Resilience and Making Friends with a Pro-Abort

  Lauren Handy, the Director of Activism at Progressive Anti-Abortion Uprising, is serving a 57-month sentence for rescue activities she participated in at a Washington DC late-term abortion clinic in 2020....
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Letter from Prison

  On May 14, 2024, John Hinshaw was sentenced to 21 months in federal prison for participating in a rescue at the DC abortion clinic of Cesare Santangelo in 2020. Below is his statement to the court, sent through his family....
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