What could the Pro-life community, the Guttmacher Institute and the United Nations possibly have in common? “Official” UN Illegal abortion estimates. More precisely, the Guttmacher Institute is the primary source of illegal abortion estimates for the United Nations, and is Continue reading The Pro-life Community, the Guttmacher Institute and the UN
The fact that Russia was the first country to legalize abortion is often championed as proof that this particular case of the legalization of abortion was not due to racial reasons. Nonetheless, there is clear evidence that racism influenced Russia’s Continue reading Racism, Russia and Abortion
Surprisingly very few persons are aware of the real history of abortion, including important persons involved in the prolife movement. As it stands now the standard accepted belief is that women have commonly practiced abortion for millennia. The proof of Continue reading The Unknown History of Abortion
Recently, Ben Shapiro gave a controversial speech at the University of Berkeley that revolved around a defense of the recognition of the value of an unborn child as equally human as the rest of us. This and other variations of Continue reading The Redefinition of the Unborn Child
The recent concern shown by entrepreneur Elon Musk about the world’s low fertility rates probably caught many by surprise. This is not to say that many persons are not familiar with the term “Demographic Winter”, but the general perception is Continue reading The Grand Experiment
While in the US prolife groups use the moral argument that abortion takes a life of a child as of yet abortionists do not generally accept that a life is at stake. On the other hand, in Latin America, abortionists Continue reading Why abortion is promoted as a “justifiable homicide” in Latin America and why the prolife movement should take notice
The idea of trying to determine the principal causative factors of fertility rates came to prominence at the same time Margaret Sanger and Planned Parenthood were finally openly promoting the legalization of abortion in the early 1950’s. An early, often-cited Continue reading Historical fertility rates preclude the existence of significant illegal abortion
Surprisingly, even as statistics of crime were compiled in the early twentieth century in the US and Europe, abortion was still deemed as very difficult to quantify even up until to the Roe v. Wade decision. Not conspicuously the primary Continue reading Compromised Science: Traditional Estimates of Illegal Abortion Incidence
Myth: Women have always aborted their children because it is a “natural act” that has been used to control the size of families throughout history. Fact: The historical evidence seems to imply that women have aborted their children but not Continue reading Common myths regarding abortion
