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Yet Another Abusive Man Slips Pregnant Girlfriend Abortion Pills without Consent

  In Japan, an investigation is underway after 21-year-old Jin Mimae allegedly snuck his 18-year-old girlfriend two separate doses of Mifepristone, the first of the two-drug chemical abortion regimen. This drug kills the preborn child by blocking progesterone, a necessary pregnancy hormone. The child’s mother was about 5 weeks along and, unsurprisingly, became sick after being unknowingly drugged. The abortion attempt succeeded in October 2020. Tokyo Reporter wrote: Upon his arrest on suspicion of attempted abortion without consent on February 22, Mimae admitted to the allegations. “I didn’t want to marry her,” the suspect was quoted by police. “Because of

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BREAKING: Students for Life & Frederick Douglass Foundation Paint “Black Preborn Lives Matter” on Baltimore Streets 

  In the early hours of the morning, pro-lifers from Students for Life of America, Frederick Douglass Foundation, and other local Baltimore organizations assembled in downtown Baltimore (in

SUCCESS: “Black Preborn Lives Matter” Painted on Baltimore City Street, in front of Planned Parenthood

Students for Life of America & The Frederick Douglass Foundation joined with the Black Community in Baltimore to take a stand for Women and the Preborn

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