by Texas Right to Life | Jun 26, 2018 | Abortion
In 1979, China instituted the One-Child Policy that ushered in a horrific population control regime that killed an untold number of preborn babies. Families were limited to one child, and if they conceived subsequent children they could be fined or subjected to...
by Texas Right to Life | Jun 20, 2018 | Abortion
In a recent interview, an actor from the hit Netflix series “13 Reasons Why” hinted that the upcoming third season might feature a storyline that includes abortion. Actor Justin Prentice, who plays the character Bryce in the Netflix drama, suggested in interviews with...
by Texas Right to Life | Jun 14, 2018 | Abortion, Issues, News
A video released last week that is going viral takes the abortion lobby to task for lack of logic and magical thinking. In the video, a woman posing as an abortion activist states, “Human rights – you may think you’ve always had yours, but you would be wrong.” She...
by Texas Right to Life | May 24, 2018 | Issues, Media, Media Relations, News, Press Releases
After victories in March in the Republican Primary Election, Texas conservatives gained extra ground in the May 22 Runoff. In the 2018 election cycle to date, Pro-Life conservatives have gained at least five seats in the Texas House of Representatives and won primary...
by Texas Right to Life | May 19, 2018 | Abortion, Issues, News
On Friday, the Trump administration proposed new rules to the federal family planning program, known as Title X, which would prohibit abortion organizations like Planned Parenthood from receiving taxpayer dollars. Planned Parenthood and other abortion businesses...
by Texas Right to Life | May 18, 2018 | Abortion, Assisted Suicide, College News, Education, Fellowship, Issues, Media, Media Relations, News, Press Releases
Texas Right to Life will host a week-long training program for college students who are returning Fellows in the Dr. Joseph Graham Fellowship for College Pro-Life Leaders. Recipients of the prestigious Pro-Life Fellowship are required to devote 50 hours per semester...
