"Here's the point: if we ever hope to eradicate abortion, we must first eradicate the abortion mentality.
In the name of the Lord of life, we must use every resource at our disposal to convince fellow citizens of the intrinsic value
of each and every member of our human family."
~ Barbara Listing, President, Right to Life Michigan
2,300 children will die today in the U.S.
CDC Confirms Abortion on the Rise
Article by Michael Spielman | Loxafamosity Ministries for Abort73.com | December 10, 2020
Back in January, my state-by-state analysis of 2018 abortion totals led me to conclude that for the first time in more than a decade, abortion was on the rise in America. I didn’t expect CDC corroboration of that conclusion until November of next year—when they would publish their 2018 report, but that report came a year early. I’m not sure why; chalk it up to 2020. Last November, the CDC published their 2016 report. This November, they skipped right to 2018. Abort73’s national and state-by-state abortion pages have all been updated to include CDC data from 2017 and 2018. So please take a moment right now to look at how abortion is trending in your own state. To date, Abort73 also lists 2019 abortion totals for 13 states.
After checking in on your state, consider doing something tangible to combat the violence of abortion. That could be making a year-end donation to Abort73—which is working to eliminate abortion through education and peer-to-peer engagement. It could also be buying one of our new state or city T-shirts. These shirts point those around you to Abort73.com while highlighting the fact that abortion isn't just a faraway national problem; it's a close-to-home problem—that we should all be doing something about!
Article by Michael Spielman | Loxafamosity Ministries for Abort73.com | December 10, 2020
Back in January, my state-by-state analysis of 2018 abortion totals led me to conclude that for the first time in more than a decade, abortion was on the rise in America. I didn’t expect CDC corroboration of that conclusion until November of next year—when they would publish their 2018 report, but that report came a year early. I’m not sure why; chalk it up to 2020. Last November, the CDC published their 2016 report. This November, they skipped right to 2018. Abort73’s national and state-by-state abortion pages have all been updated to include CDC data from 2017 and 2018. So please take a moment right now to look at how abortion is trending in your own state. To date, Abort73 also lists 2019 abortion totals for 13 states.
After checking in on your state, consider doing something tangible to combat the violence of abortion. That could be making a year-end donation to Abort73—which is working to eliminate abortion through education and peer-to-peer engagement. It could also be buying one of our new state or city T-shirts. These shirts point those around you to Abort73.com while highlighting the fact that abortion isn't just a faraway national problem; it's a close-to-home problem—that we should all be doing something about!