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Site for Dads: ‘Thanks’ to Abortion, Men ‘Free to Pursue Lives We Choose’

By Alexa Moutevelis Coombs On June 6, liberal activist Christopher Keelty announced to the world how he benefited from his child’s death by abortion. Ironically, he did this on the online publication Fatherly, which describes itself as “the leading digital media brand for dads.” Keelty wrote an essay titled What My Partner’s Abortion Taught Me: …

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Men and Abortion: After all these years how little we know

By Dave Andrusko Editor’s note. This coming Sunday is Father’s Day. As is our tradition, the week before we run stories about one of the most neglected subject areas in the entire abortion debate: a father’s role and responsibility in the death of his child. Excluding only the most ideologically-driven pro-abortionist, it shouldn’t be at …

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Why We Should Trust Men on the Life Issue, Too

By Kirk Walden By my last count, some 829 Democrats are now declared presidential candidates, vying to face President Trump in 2020. Abortion—as always—is a hot-button issue. Because every Democrat candidate is on one side of this divide, I hear a similar refrain, something like, “I trust women on this issue.” Because there is no …

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Basic dos-and-don’ts men should know when helping women face an unplanned pregnancy

By Dave Andrusko In our culture, equipped with a gazillion cell phone cameras and a multiplicity of recording devices, every once in a while when an unhinged pro-abortionist goes off on a pro-lifer, occasionally it’s get captured and makes its way onto the internet. More than ever, such off-the-wall comments are common currency, now that …

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Three ways that fatherhood and abortion intersect

By Paul Stark Abortion isn’t only a women’s issue. Here are three ways that fatherhood and abortion intersect. (1) The importance of supportive fathers. According to the Guttmacher Institute, half of women having abortions say (as a reason) that they do not want to be a single parent or they are having trouble with their …

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The Topic that Won’t Go Away: Men and Abortion

By Dave Andrusko Excluding only the most ideologically-driven pro-abortionist, it shouldn’t be at all surprising that abortion, an act which takes the life of one individual and forever alters the lives of many others, would be anything but simple. Endlessly complicated, the real question is which aspect will command attention next. Some surface briefly, then …

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If men do not want their child aborted, Planned Parenthood tells them “tough luck”

By Dave Andrusko Editor’s note. This Sunday is Father’s Day. Beginning last week, we’ve been posting some new and some older stories about men and abortion or, conversely, the beauty of being a dad. This first ran several years ago. Yesterday NRL News Today ran a column by NRLC President Carol Tobias lamenting a boorish, …

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Men, misogyny, and hypocrisy: When the abortion debate is about you

Responding to criticisms of pro-lifers’ gender, motivations, and consistency By Paul Stark, Communications Associate, Minnesota Citizens Concerned for Life Discussions about important topics can become less about ideas and more about the people who express them. That’s often true in the abortion debate. Supporters of abortion don’t always defend abortion or critique the pro-life position. …

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Why men should speak about abortion

By Paul Stark, Communications Associate, Minnesota Citizens Concerned for Life Editor’s note. This story appears in the June digital edition of National Right to Life News. Please be sure to read the entire 41-page issue and share it via your social media outlets. Thank you! “I don’t understand how any man thinks that he has …

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Should men have an opinion on abortion?

By Anna Nienhius Editor’s note. This appears on the Canadian pro-life site weneedalaw.ca. While I certainly don’t recommend reading online comment forums relating to abortion as a relaxing pre-bed ritual, there are some interesting, predictable patterns that emerge time and again in these places that are worth examining. In these largely anonymous places, few people …

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Men, Father’s Day, and Abortion

Editor’s note. This Sunday is Father’s Day. For many men who have been a party to an abortion, this will be a grim reminder of obligations shirked and lives lost. This editorial appeared in the June digital edition of National Right to Life News. You can read this edit plus the dozens of stories, commentaries, …

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Dads and abortion: Three ways they intersect

By Paul Stark Abortion isn’t only a women’s issue. Here are three ways that fatherhood and abortion intersect. (1) The importance of supportive fathers. According to the Guttmacher Institute, half of women having abortions say (as a reason) that they do not want to be a single parent or they are having trouble with their …

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