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·Professor threatened pro-life student with bad grade because “you are wrong”
Rebecca Gonsalves was in 8th grade when she saw the iconic “Silent Scream” film on YouTube, made by former abortionist, Dr. Bernard Nathanson.
Rebecca is now a college student, and she recently had to take a courageous stand when her professor ordered her not to turn in a pro-life art project.
A Regional Director for Students for Life of America posted Rebecca’s story:
Rebecca tells her story in the post:
Rebecca shared what gave her the strength to stand firm in her art project choice, despite her professor’s threat:
While not everyone is as brave as Rebecca, we all should be. This young college student illustrates exactly how we change the culture to value every life: by not backing down, and by presenting the truth with love and with a courageous passion that refuses to let up.
Mother Teresa is one of Rebecca’s “biggest inspirations” because of how she presented the pro-life message to the world:
Rebecca shared some advice for other students of any age who are finding opposition as they stand up for human rights:
Rebecca will change the world because she is not content to ‘personally’ believe in the beauty and gift of life. She has proven her willingness to stand up – alone or with others – against the human rights violation of abortion. Whether it’s talking to her fellow students on campus about abortion and spreading the truth about Planned Parenthood, or whether it’s insisting on spreading pro-life values regardless of her professor’s views, Rebecca is being molded into a brave and beautiful warrior for life.
She is one of the many who are actively showing that “children are the most beautiful gifts life has to offer.”
Editor’s Note: You can find out more about Students for Life of America here, and one of their projects, Pregnant on Campus, here.
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