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Americans for Life on Roe v. Wade Anniversary: ‘Truth Will Prevail’
Jan 22, 2021 1 min, 37 secs

Since the Supreme Court’s decision in Roe on January 22, 1973, more than 62 million American unborn babies have been victims of abortion.

Brandi Swindell, founder of the Stanton Public Policy Center, a women’s advocacy movement named after suffragist leader Elizabeth Cady Stanton, and affiliated with the life-affirming Stanton Healthcare clinics, will gather with the pro-life Purple Sash Revolution at the Supreme Court Friday.

However, our determination and passion to end abortion violence has only deepened.

Swindell continued that the fight to end abortion violence is civil rights activism:.

We are peacefully coming together to stand for human rights and equality as we make clear, we will never be silent on the issue of abortion violence.

Additionally, the legislation would also repeal New Jersey’s ban on partial-birth abortions and its Parental Notification for Abortion Act, which requires minor girls to notify parents prior to having an abortion.

This outrageous bill strips babies of their right to live, strips women of their right to safe healthcare, strips NJ healthcare workers and taxpayers of their rights of conscience not to participate in abortion, and even disenfranchises citizens from being able to rescind it in the future.

The second point is that this bill will make abortion more dangerous and less safe for women regarding the performance of abortion.

Jennifer McCullough, founder of Atlanta-based “Girls Like Us” will speak about her own abortion and the healing that women can experience after the devastating effects of having an abortion.

While abortion rights activists dismiss pro-life efforts with the statement that Roe v.

In addition, states are increasingly challenging the Supreme Court’s abortion jurisprudence, and at least one circuit court has already asked the Supreme Court to reexamine the viability standard

In 2021, the Eighth Circuit asked the Supreme Court to review its abortion jurisprudence

Among the factors that Johnson said now must be considered in a review of the Supreme Court’s abortion jurisprudence is that “facts have changed” since 1973

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