Hey, everyone. On this episode explicitly pro-life, it's all about you. I recently asked my followers

on Instagram what topics you would like to hear me address on this podcast. And so today, I'm

answering some of your questions. All right. Well, thanks for tuning in this episode of Exquisitely Pro Life.

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Okay, so this is a lot of fun.

I have a bunch of questions that were sent to me over

Instagram by my followers. If you don't follow me on Instagram, you really should. My name is

Kristen Mercer Hawkins on Instagram. It's my maiden name. My husband hates that my main name is still

on there. But sometimes I want people to be able to find me from high school. So I've left my maiden name in there. So make sure you go to my Instagram to to check out

some of the, you know, fun things that happen in the Hawkins family, some of the candid shots

that we have on our camping trips and adventures and a little bit about what I'm up to with students

for life. So, all right, I have some of these questions. The first question I saw was,

where do you get your abortion statistics and plan parenthood statistics from? This is a common

question we get at Students for Life, and I'm really glad to hear it because I think, you know,

using good sources, why I know using good sources, is the key to winning your argument.

And there's plenty of great pro-life news sites out there and pro-life groups who maintain stories and statistics on our sites.

So life news, life site news, live action news.

But we also know that sometimes pro-lifers can be biased, just like how pro-abortion people

can be biased.

So whenever we at Students for Life are creating a document that we use on college campuses

to convert to change minds, we like to use original sources or pro-choice groups.

So we get a lot of our information in Students for life from Planned Parenthood's own data.

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