When it comes to abortion, higher learning has become mired learning from coast to coast.
As I’ve spoken on the topics of adoption and abortion all across this nation, woke professors, miseducated student activists, politicians, and fake feminists have told me that I should have been aborted. It isn’t always in those exact words, but it’s always the exact sentiment.
I heard it most bluntly at Harvard.
We live in a culture that says if you’re unplanned, you will be unwanted and unloved. It’s simply untrue.
I’d been invited to speak at one of the inaugural events for Harvard Law Students for Life. The night before, lying in my hotel room, my mind kept betraying me: I’m not worthy. I’m not worthy. I don’t come from an Ivy League school. How could I possibly hold my ground on Harvard soil?
The next morning, standing in the shower, still telling myself I couldn’t do this, I looked up to shift the water and reached for the nozzle — and just laughed. Printed on the showerhead was a single word: SPEAKMAN. Speak, man. I’d never seen that brand before in my life, but it branded my heart with a divine confidence. I was made to do this.
When I Was Told I Should Have Been Aborted: A Harvard Law Students for Life Speaker’s Awakening
