Answer: World War II Question: What do you get when you combine Darwinian biology and the “virulent militarism” of World War I? A reader of Darrow Miller and Friends recently pointed us to a powerful Discovery Institute documentary, “The Biology of the Second Reich.” It establishes a clear link between
“Nobody likes black babies.” That’s an actual quote. Keep reading for the context. We have written about the evil reality of black abortions wildly disproportionate to the black population. • All Black Lives Matter … Even Tiny Ones • Why do we abort more black babies than white? … Race
The West is spilling innocent blood Go here to see an angry woman. Why was she angry? Because US Senator Ben Sasse (R-NB) was seeking a unanimous consent vote for the Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act. In other words, Sasse was asking for the actual vote for the act to
Darrow’s recent post, “ABORTION and Today’s NAΖΙ Doctors” received lots of attention. So we’re following up with this animated version. Click the picture below (or go here) to see it at our YouTube channel.
Thirty years ago I awaited sentencing for trespassing at an abortion clinic. During that wait, I had the rare privilege of listening to my fellow defendants share their reasons for seeking to save the life of a baby and the dignity of the mother. One of those defendants was a
DC McAllister advocates for the baby Denise McAllister, a maternal feminist[1] writer and cultural and political commentator, tweeted the above during the heated passions of the confirmation hearings of Judge Brett Kavanaugh before the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee. McAllister wrote about what she called the root of the fire and
Black genocide in America? Yes. And you may be surprised to find out who’s doing it. Or maybe not. First, meet Dr. La Verne Tolbert, author, professor, women’s magazine editor, and spokesperson for L’Oreal. Her credentials as an African American woman secured an invitation to join the board of directors
Guns and scalpels are both used to kill children. Virtually everyone in America is asking, How is it possible that we are having such gun violence in our schools? Maybe, in part, because of another atrocity less visible but no less murderous. Maybe gun violence in our schools is driven
Columnist Todd Starnes has distilled a powerful question from the Charlie Gard matter: What kind of nation would kill a baby in his mother’s arms? That sobering question should prompt reflection by citizens and government leaders alike. A nation’s character is reflected in its answers to such questions. Government leaders
Gay, at one time, was defined as “merry; airy; jovial; sportive; frolicksome” (Webster’s 1828). Today, it connotes something very different. In some ways, the opposite. There are contexts in modern life where people suffer immense pain and yet are not permitted to talk about it because the society does not acknowledge
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