Billboard Next to Superdome

We Love Mom & Baby!

New Campaign Shares Love for Both

Dear Benjamin,

We just launched a new online and billboard campaign to share that WE LOVE THEM BOTH!

Our campaign highlights how the pro-life movement cares for moms and babies through pregnancy and parenting support & protecting babies from abortion. With the continued news about Gov. Landry and A.G. Murrill's noble effort to hold the NY abortion doctor accountable for her egregious actions, it is critical we continue to share that WE love mother and baby.

Abortion proponents continue to push at-home abortions through pills sold online, and sadly they are being distributed without a basic tenet of medicine, informed consent! They continue to reveal that their bottom line is abortion no matter what, even if that means protecting a "physician" who does not have a license to practice medicine in Louisiana!

Please take a moment to watch Gov. Landry share the facts about the Grand Jury Indictment of Dr. Margaret Carpenter, her abortion businesses and a mother that forced her daughter to have an abortion.

We are grateful to Gov. Landry and A.G. Murrill! Here are a few of our new Love Them Both campaign highlights:

Since Jan. 1, two million drivers have seen our Love Them Both billboard next to the Superdome, including on Super Bowl weekend! Watch our drone footage of the billboard.
Check out our site WeLoveBoth.com to watch our new video featuring Dr. Lauren Morgan sharing how, as an OB-GYN, she loves both mom and baby!

We also created a two-question survey to determine opinions on abortion nearly three years after Roe v. Wade was reversed. Please take a few moments and tell us what you think!

For a Pro-Life Louisiana,

P.S. If you are interested in helping to fund a "Love Them Both" billboard in your community, please let me know!

We Celebrate Black History Month

By Tara Wicker, Louisiana Black Advocates State Director

The African American community has faced numerous challenges throughout history, from slavery and segregation to systemic racism and socioeconomic disparities. Sadly, even the founder of Planned Parenthood Margaret Sanger targeted our community in their mission to eradicate our race and called us, "human weeds." Well over 20-million Black babies have been killed by abortion.

Yet, amid these struggles, our community has shown incredible resilience and the power to fight for justice and equality.

Nearly 200 people gave up their Saturday evening before the Super Bowl to learn about the devastating effects of the abortion industry. On Feb. 8th, pro-lifers gathered in New Orleans for a screening of the pro-life film Unthinkable.

The Cenla Life March was held in Pineville on Feb. 1st. Annually, marchers gather at Louisiana Christian University to kickoff the march. The keynote speaker, Sean Corcoran of Men for Life, shared his powerful abortion testimony and how God radically transformed his life to fight for the pre-born.

The 2025 Acadiana and New Orleans Proudly Pro-Life Galas united over 1,400 to proclaim that every life is worth living! Gala Keynote Speaker Nick Vujicic, an Aussie-American evangelist, shared his personal testimony having been born with no arms and no legs.

Last month, our Communications Director, Sarah Zagorski, spoke at a briefing with the Congressional Family Caucus regarding the importance of protection abortion survivors like her and the need for the Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act.

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