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… young woman had a cigarette in her mouth. “You’ve got to get rid of the cigarette,” Jean Marie told her. “You can’t … to kill me. I remember wanting to kill myself.” “How’d you get out?” the woman asked. “Because of Jesus,” Jean Marie … what scares me the most. It’s why I hunger after Jesus. I fight for what I believe in — and I fight for who I am. …

… and the truth will set them free.   We must continue to fight for America’s future It might seem tedious at times … for it comes only once to a people.” So we continue to fight, and by the grace of God we’re winning. Consider the …

… equal opportunity rights of students by opening private, female-only facilities to males who “identify” as female and allowing them to compete against girls in sports. Biology typically renders boys stronger and faster …

Our federal abortion laws are stuck in the past. Mississippi wants its state law to reflect modern scientific knowledge.

… the power to censor people, then they are the ones who get to decide which ideas may be expressed. Government … against girls. When he overheard two of his student-athletes discussing males competing against females, Coach … have inherent physical advantages over females in sports. During that conversation, Coach Bloch never mentioned …

The addition of ‘gender identity’ to the state insurance code could be used to compel health-care providers to violate their consciences.

What might a post-Roe world look like? Pro-life advocates discuss the future of the movement.

The MED Act allows doctors, nurses, and certain other medical professionals to decline to perform procedures that violate their conscience.

Government officials have a duty to uphold the First Amendment, even during times of crisis like the COVID-19 pandemic.

… can be a woman and a woman can be a man; that a man can get pregnant; and most recently, that abortion and birth are …