Three major papers refuse pro-life ad as ‘too controversial’

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Heroic Media, a national pro-life organization, said it was outraged after three major newspapers refused to run a recent pro-life ad, calling it “too controversial.”

An account in Live Action News, the publishing arm of human rights organization Live Action, shows the ad which they label, “not a graphic image, just a helpless child.”

The Chicago TribuneUSA Today, and the LA Times refused to run an advertisement created by Heroic Media.

The ad features a hand holding a 20- to 24-week-old baby with the quote, “This child has no voice, which is why it depends on yours. Speak Up.”

Heroic Media Executive Director Joe Young said he was shocked and angered that the media outlets were willing to talk about the issue but were unwilling to show the reality of life at 20 weeks.

“I am disturbed that these papers would run article after article promoting the notion that abortion is a victimless act without consequences,” Young said. “The fact remains, children who are unique individuals – never again to be duplicated – are being killed in the most violent way imaginable and they feel the excruciating pain of that death.”

The newspapers took issue with the image of the baby.

Read more in Live Action News

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