Since the June 2022 leak of the draft Supreme Court opinion indicating Roe v. Wade would soon be overturned, pro-life pregnancy resource centers have been under attack from pro-abortion vandals.
But now, the pregnancy resource centers face a newer enemy—state officials partnering with activists organizations to take them down.
Teresa Larkin, vice chairman of the Pregnancy Care Alliance of Massachusetts, tells “The Daily Signal Podcast” that the Massachusetts Department of Health and activists groups are collaborating in a “million-dollar smear campaign” using state funds to warn pregnant women away from pregnancy resource centers.
“They’re not focusing on what we do, but on the fact that we don’t provide abortions,” she explained, as she discussed the criticism that pro-life pregnancy centers receive from liberal activists and politicians, such as Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass. “That seems to be their big problem.”
“We’re determined,” she added, describing the physical attacks on numerous Massachusetts pregnancy help centers after Roe was overturned. “Most of us, we’re Christians, we trust God to protect us, so we basically said, ‘We’re not going to be deterred. We’re not going to be scared off. Women and men and children and babies need us. And so we’re going to keep going.’”
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