Pro-life advocates and racial justice advocates are striving for the exact same thing: a society in which all human beings are treated as equals, respected and protected in law and in culture.

The humanity of the preborn, and the inhumanity of abortion, will become much more clear to us when we realize that we ourselves, and the people we love the most, were also preborn human beings at one point in their lives.

To those who don’t want to bring a child into this world because they are afraid that child will suffer, please know that while God’s plans often include difficulties, they are not meaningless. God is an expert at converting difficulty into good.

It’s because we aren’t crying that we aren’t acting. The one stems from the other–it isn’t separate from it.

Presented to both sides is a question all of us need to answer: How do we think human beings, wherever they happen to be, should be treated? If someone does not want to temporarily help a dependent human being, does that then justify the person killing that human being?

Recently, news about an experiment on human embryos garnered attention and not just from the scientific community. Here's a pro-life take.

There is a way to have meaningful, productive, and civil conversations about the most difficult issues. In order for that to happen though, we must check our own heart and prevent ourselves from assuming what others think, feel, or intend.

Pro-life Democrats who choose to stay in the party should be highlighted among the pro-life movement. We should support them in the effort to bring other members of the Democratic Party to the pro-life side.