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As March for Life kicks off, pro-life women are fighting to redefine female 'empowerment'
(Fox News) But the pro-life movement today is fighting back against that narrative through leaders like Lila Rose of Live Action, Catherine Glenn Foster of Americans United for Life (AUL), and Marjorie Dannenfelser of Susan B. Anthony List.
Does opposing abortion mean you should boycott Starbucks? Some advocates say yes.
(The Washington Post) Catherine Glenn Foster, president of Americans United for Life, compared the new insurance rule to the provisions for conscientious objectors in wartime: “The country may still go to war, but your conscience is clear. You’re not holding a gun.” She said that while she is reluctant to endorse boycotts that do not fit into the lives of many busy parents, she avoids certain fast-food chains because of abortion or other issues. “I literally lost my appetite for it,” she said, adding, “It’s not that I’m trying to specifically impact policy. I just don’t want to be part of it.”
‘This amendment would eliminate government’s ability to regulate abortion and protect life’
(Manchester Ink & Link) “This is about abortion on demand,” Katie Glenn, government affairs counsel for Americans United for Life, told judiciary committee members. She said similar legislation has been used to tear down government requirements for abortion clinics. “This amendment would eliminate government’s ability to regulate abortion and protect life,” Glenn said.
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