Pro-Life Is Pro-Woman





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Pro-Baby and Pro-Woman





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Championing the rights of the preborn doesn’t equal ignoring or devaluing women. Experience proves we can love them both.



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Lisa Anderson | Director of Young Adults

I found out today that my friend’s daughter is in Washington D.C. for tomorrow’s March for Life. Even cooler is the reason she’s there: She’s a member of the Friends of Club 21 Choir, a singing group made up of young adults with Down Syndrome. The choir will be performing the National Anthem — in front of an audience of thousands.

In this Sanctity of Human Life Month, it’s good to remember how precious life is. All life. So our
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feature article this week is a compelling case for why being pro-life means you can (and must) contend for the lives and dignity of the preborn, but also for the women who are part of their stories. Pro-life and pro-woman are not mutually exclusive, so don’t believe the lie that you must choose between them.


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