Graduates Step Up to the Challenge
While summer kicked off with our Justice Ride, this was just the first step of an ambitious summer campaign. From the “Riders” we recruited a core team to join us full-time for our summer internship program. What makes our internship unique is the combination of classroom, community, and field experience. Having answers is important, but […]
“Why Would Someone Want to Do That?”
I was a bit nervous for outreach outside the White House–not because the temperature was nearing 100 degrees, but because we would be set up in an area heavy with tourists. In my past experience, tourists tended to be angrier with us for ruining their carefree vacation time, making civil conversations rare. Also, many children […]
Anger and Intuition
“Why is it not okay to display these images, if the action is okay?” I repeated myself for a second time. The woman, who identified as pagan, stumbled to find an answer. She had been yelling at my fellow intern, Guy, for a few minutes regarding the abortion victim imagery we use in showing the […]
The Mind of a Child
To contemporary persons, good and evil are things of fairy tales; simple as to be understood by the uneducated and scoffed at by the enlightened. Nothing demonstrates this like the abortion debate. Two young boys in Cincinnati practiced discourse in its greatest form: moral inquisitiveness. They approached our interaction with an objective of seeking what […]
Abortion Victim Imagery Awakens the Conscience
For various reasons, most pro-life and pro-abortion individuals argue against the use of abortion victim imagery. One of the reasons they cite is that showing their picture dishonors the victims of abortion. Like most pro-abortion arguments, a minimal amount of critical thought is necessary before the argument falls apart. A desire for purpose is a […]
