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“I Used to Support Forced Abortion, Now I Spread the Pro-Life Message on College Campuses in Michigan” (With Morgan Reece of Students for Life of America)

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Morgan Reece was once a high school student who passionately believed that the world needed a two-child policy and forced abortion. One day, she encountered an image of an abortion victim, and her life was changed. Morgan saw the suffering of the unborn child and began researching abortion "like a mad woman," going down every rabbit hole imaginable to see if there was any justification she could manufacture that would make the violence of abortion acceptable. Her deep research on embryonic development, fetal pain, neonatal health problems, critical illness in pregnancy, and pro-choice philosophy all brought her to the conclusion that abortion is a human rights violation in every case. After becoming pro-life, she eventually went on to join the staff of Students for Life of America, where she now works full-time as a Campus Activist, spreading the anti-abortion message to any student open to hearing it.Morgan's story serves as a testimony that any heart or mind can be transformed from pro-choice to pro-life.

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