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A few days ago, I did a post about the Canadian Centre for Bio-Ethical Reform (CCBR) conducting an anti-abortion demonstration on the Florida Gulf Coast University (FGCU) main campus. I stand by the statement that all of the graphic photographs shown were of fetuses that would not be viable, even with intense medical intervention. I believe women should be loved and supported in whatever decision they choose for their bodies - and in turn - their families and loved ones, including themselves.

Once again, the women who get abortions should not be shamed or guilted by individuals who don’t understand their circumstances - especially those of religious organizations. Those organizations should take a step back and take another look at their scriptures. Like how Jesus interacted with Mary Magdalene - the prostitute who washed his feet with her hair that had been dipped in perfume - “Let those who are without sin throw the first stone.” (John 8:7).

The sudden rise in anti-abortion law in various states - such as Louisiana, Texas, and Florida - is concerning. No physicians can realistically get approval for hospital admissions in under forty-five days, as what was required by Louisiana’s Unsafe Abortion Protection Act (La HB 388) that was passed in 2014. Thankfully, the United States Supreme Court’s decision on Whole Woman’s Health v. Hellerstedt in 2016 made sure that legal shenanigans like Louisiana’s HB 388 were pulled to a stop.

However, when a highly respected politician - such as current President Trump - begins to confuse a Caesarean section - a life saving medical procedure - with an abortion, he’s got a lot of catching up to do with his own personal physician.