Right now, multiple states are set to adopt Live Action's Baby Olivia video on fetal development in classrooms.
John,
I have big news. The West Virginia state Senate and the Iowa state House of Representatives just voted to adopt Live Action's Baby Olivia video on fetal development in schools.
If passed, West Virginia and Iowa will join North Dakota as states which have made Baby Olivia approved curriculum in public schools! This is a tremendous step toward saving lives and countering Big Abortion's grasp in our schools.
Right now, multiple states are debating whether to adopt Baby Olivia in classrooms and if passed, Baby Olivia could be seen by over one million students in public schools across the country. However, Big Abortion and the media are trying to pressure state lawmakers to back down from the fight. Would you contact your representatives now and urge them to support Baby Olivia? Take action now: [link removed] ([link removed] )
Lila reached out to you last week on why your lawmakers need to hear from you right now. Read her email below and find out how you can urge them to implement a curriculum on fetal development in schools, including Live Action's Baby Olivia video.
John,
I have some exciting news: Live Action’s video on fetal development may soon be a part of the public school curriculum in multiple states!
Legislation introduced in Iowa, Kentucky, Missouri, and West Virginia would require students to be educated about fetal development, including watching a high-quality animated video like Live Action’s Baby Olivia. Baby Olivia is a medically accurate, animated glimpse of human life from the moment of fertilization.
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However, the anti-abortion media is already ramping up their attacks. The Associated Press just published a pro-abortion hit piece that tries to discredit Baby Olivia and pressure state legislators to abandon efforts that will save lives.
They are calling Live Action’s video “deceptive” and “problematic,” claiming that Baby Olivia “isn’t a real baby” but “an animated fetus.”
It is disappointing that the Associated Press seems determined to challenge the fact that human beings in the womb are human beings. Unfortunately, their pro-abortion bias has gotten in the way of objective journalism.
Every student in our nation should have access to the facts about human development. It is tragic that basic facts about human biology are so controversial for abortion supporters in 2024.
John, would you send a message to your representative now and urge them to support education on fetal development in schools, including Live Action's Baby Olivia video? You can email your state lawmaker below:
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Science tells us that human beings in the womb are human. Illustrating the facts about human development is basic science that every student in our nation should have access to.
More and more young people believe that a child in the womb isn't a human being but simply "tissue" or a "clump of cells," and countless schools are still in Planned Parenthood’s grasp.
Young people must be taught about the value of human life and the preciousness and dignity of children in the womb.
Your representative must hear from you. Take action by adding your name to the petition and urge lawmakers to stand by Baby Olivia: [link removed] ([link removed] )
Students deserve scientifically accurate education on human development — not a pro-abortion agenda.
Thank you for standing up and taking action.
For Life,
Lila Rose
President and Founder
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