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Through the Eyes of a Child: A View of Hiroshima
by Sarah Terzo — On August 6, 1945, the United States became the only country ever to use nuclear weapons in a war with the dropping of...
4 days ago6 min read
The Children of Hiroshima
by Sarah Terzo — On August 6, 1945, the United States dropped a nuclear bomb on Hiroshima. Two hundred forty-seven thousand people, over...
4 days ago6 min read
City in Flames: One Hiroshima Survivor’s Story
The Hiroshima bombing through the eyes of a child
4 days ago7 min read
Was the Bombing of Hiroshima Justified?
The war with Japan could have ended without it
4 days ago4 min read
Nuclear Disarmament Resources for Families
by Lauren Pope — These resources help families of all backgrounds understand why nuclear disarmament matters for human dignity and the...
5 days ago2 min read
The Murderous Seduction of American Pop Culture
by Lauren Boyer — Once upon a time, serial killers were feared and despised. Now, they seem to be romanticized and adored. There is...
Aug 13 min read
The Price of Mass Incarceration
by Lauren Boyer — With a national debt of $36.58 trillion, many people worry about government overspending. One slogan that has been...
Jul 272 min read
A Different Way of Living: Learning from Peaceful Societies
by John Whitehead — Cover photo of Zapotec women from the D.P. Fry photo collection — Consistent Life Ethic activism requires paying...
Jul 1711 min read
Sisyphus and Suicide: The Mental Health Crisis That Follows Prison
by Lauren Boyer — According to Greek myth, Sisyphus was the king of Corinth who, after cheating Death and Hades, was sent to the lowest...
Jul 153 min read
Why Taylor Swift Can’t Fix Him
by Lauren Boyer — Superman catching a falling Lois Lane — “how romantic,” the theater oohs and aws . Prince Charming saving all of his...
Jul 124 min read
“Too Many to Count”: When Abortion Becomes Birth Control
by a Rehumanize Team Member — “Abortions, I’ve had a few… but then again, I can’t remember exactly how many.” –Lily Allen on her podcast...
Jul 103 min read
What I Learned Meeting Death Penalty Survivors
by Lauren Boyer — “No one could ever give me back what had already been taken from me. No one could erase that I had been raped, that I...
Jul 85 min read
Medicaid Work Requirements Put People With Disabilities at Risk
by Sarah Terzo — Despite some last-minute changes, the “One Big Beautiful Bill” would make deep cuts to Medicaid, SNAP (food stamps), and...
Jul 311 min read
A Homeless Family and the Pro-Life Activist who Helped Them
A single mother and her children who had nowhere to turn, and how we can help families like them
Jul 28 min read
June Wrap-Up: Photo Gallery
It's been a busy summer so far! Here are just a few photos of the events our team has participated in this month. Included here: The...
Jun 291 min read
Murder is Not Pro-life
by Lauren Pope — There’s an image from my childhood that is forever embedded in my brain: a teenage girl, covered in blood, being carted...
Jun 253 min read
Three Years Later: Dobbs v. Jackson's Legislative Legacy
by Lauren Boyer — Roe v. Wade stood like a tall shadow over the pro-life movement since its inception. When Dobbs v. Jackson overturned...
Jun 243 min read
Nationalism as the Politics of 'Ressentiment'
by Dr. William Tullius — From the rise of the MAGA movement’s “America First” agenda with the election of Donald Trump to his second term...
Jun 2012 min read
Adding Fuel to a Nuclear Fire: The Israel-Iran Conflict
by John Whitehead — A new eruption of violence has been shaking the Middle East this week, as Israel has begun bombing Iran, and Iran has...
Jun 187 min read
The Unfair and Unethical State of Pregnancy Incarcerated: To Mothers and Children Alike
by Lauren Boyer — Dehumanization is rarely contained. Once the standards begin to slip, the consequences soon shatter, and weeks later,...
Jun 164 min read
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