Live Action – Speaking for the Unborn

Hi Ed,

I just heard a powerful quote from someone that I want to share with you.

“Wow. Unbelievable. I’m shocked, really. This shouldn’t happen, so, I think, especially after seeing this video, I realize now, like, abortion is wrong, really, really wrong.”

This was the reaction of a self-proclaimed “pro-choice” man after seeing one of Live Action’s “Abortion Procedures” videos on the streets of San Francisco this summer.

He’s not alone. Whether it’s the dozens of people we’ve interviewed in cities across the country or the millions who’ve already seen these videos online, we are convincing more and more people to see that killing preborn children is wrong.

We are able to reach millions of people with these Abortion Procedure videos through social media – reaching people right where they are – on their smartphones and computers.

But, Ed, Twitter clearly doesn’t like the fact that we are defending the truth through ads on their platform – they continue to ban our pro-life voice. They know how effective our content and advertising are at persuading more people to value and protect life – content they deemed “offensive” and “inflammatory.”

Here is an example of the kind of content that Twitter is banning!

While we work to pressure Twitter to lift their ban on ads for pro-life content, we must double our efforts elsewhere.

Live Action has the largest online presence than any other pro-life organization. We must take advantage of our expansive reach on all of our platforms, besides Twitter, to expose the abortion industry and change people’s opinions on abortion.

 

Here is a link where you can make your gift: https://www.liveaction.org/support/end-twitters-ban/

Ed, with your support, we will show Twitter, and the rest of the country, what is truly “offensive” and “inflammatory” – the killing of preborn children.

Together, we can end this atrocity and build a culture where the rights of all individuals are protected, especially the most vulnerable: our precious preborn.

– Lauren

Lauren Merz
Director of Development