For most of my life, I was indifferent to abortions. That was until I began to draw closer to God, pay more attention to what was happening politically, and began to view things from a biblical perspective rather than what I was told and my feelings.

My experience giving birth to my firstborn child was the most eye-opening experience that I had, which provided insight into the corruption in healthcare as it relates to the Black community. In the video below, I read a chapter from my book about my experience and what I learned about the abortion industry and its impact on my community.

I wrote this blog post in 2020. I’ve learned a lot since then especially about the NUMEROUS organizations and individuals who are not only pro-life, as in speaking out for the unborn but have put their money and time where their mouth is when it comes to supporting women considering abortion, and families, once a child has been saved from abortion. These people never get the type of recognition they deserve and are often overlooked as people try to rationalize their apathy by saying things like, “pro-life people only care about unborn babies” or “are you going to support the baby once it’s born.

I used to be one of those people. But the life of a child, in the womb or out, should not be considered for death based on outside support.

That being said, I pray you take the time to read this blog post I wrote where I share solutions to hopefully end abortion.