Jade A. Lee

Jade A. Lee, the 4th great grand niece of Harriet Tubman, is the author of “The Ferguson Dilemma: Healing America’s Racial Wounds,” founder of the international missionary organization, Convergence Movement, and is an advocate for the black community and racial healing. Jade is currently obtaining her PhD in Intercultural Studies with a focus on Africana women and empowerment through Ethiopic history.

Opinion
Three parallels: How arguments fueling abortion mirror those once fueling slavery
Jade A. Lee
·Sep 12, 2025
Opinion
I told women about Planned Parenthood’s agenda for the black community. Here’s what happened.
Jade A. Lee
·May 24, 2025

Jade A. Lee

Three parallels: How arguments fueling abortion mirror those once fueling slavery

I told women about Planned Parenthood’s agenda for the black community. Here’s what happened.

Despite promising a safety review, FDA approves another generic abortion pill

Judge orders Missouri abortion ballot language to be rewritten a second time

UK's two-child benefit cap to end, as evidence shows it encourages abortion

Approximately one-fourth of each generation since Roe has been lost to abortion

UK outlet's 'gotcha' piece on pro-life post-abortion help misses the mark

'Serious risk': Coalition urges HHS and FDA to pull abortion pill's approval

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Three parallels: How arguments fueling abortion mirror those once fueling slavery

I told women about Planned Parenthood’s agenda for the black community. Here’s what happened.

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Despite promising a safety review, FDA approves another generic abortion pill