Atlanta, GA – Dr. Alveda King, Director of African American Outreach for Priests for Life and Founder of King for America, today called on Congress to bear in mind unborn babies when trying to fix the economy. “Any meaningful economic recovery act undertaken by Congress must strive for a pro-life economic recovery,” said Dr. King. “For too long, too many of our officials have acted as though man lives by bread alone, ignoring the moral dimension of their economic policies….

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Friends, I need your help this morning! Call in to Local radio stations across America, especially those popular with young listners and gospel stations. Call the African American Radio talk show hosts. Email them too! Blog about this please! They are saying that I am against Rev. Al Sharpton’s March. I’m not. I am simply speaking at another Rally. Glenn Beck invited me to his Rally. Rev. Sharpton did not invite me to his March. Glenn booked the Lincoln Memorial…

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In an appeal to America to boycott the abortion industry, Dr. Alveda King, daughter of Reverend A. D. King and niece of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. responded to the Religious Coalition for Reproductive Rights press conference when she said: “It is absolutely ludicrous that abortion supporters would accuse a blood relative of Dr. King of hijacking the King legacy. Uncle Martin and my father, Rev. A. D. King were blood brothers. How can I hijack something that belongs to…

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A group of African American Leaders will stand with Glenn Beck and David Barton in Washington, DC for the 8/28 Rally. Yours truly, Alveda King will be there. We will speak of faith, hope and love, honor of God, our families and our neighbors. Unlike those quoted in the release below, who are still fighting for the right to murder womb babies, we will be promoting human dignity for the human family. This group of Black leaders standing with Beck…

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By Terry McDermott It is no coincidence that Dr. King’s name is Martin Luther. In 1521 Martin Luther took a stand like Dr. King did in 1963. And they both, in essence, said, “God help me!” As they both stood up and spoke up for those who could not speak for themselves, I wonder if Dr. King gave his “I Have a Dream” address in 2008, he might say: I am happy to join with you today in what will…

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Priests for Life 8/20/2010 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Date: August 20, 2010 Atlanta, GA – Dr. Alveda King, Director of African American Outreach for Priests for Life, issued the following statement today on her upcoming appearance at the August 28th Restoring Honor Rally on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial organized by commentator Glenn Beck. “Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s legacy, like the Lincoln Memorial itself, belongs to all Americans. I am participating in Glenn Beck’s Restoring Honor Rally not to…

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Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s legacy, like the Lincoln Memorial itself, belongs to all Americans. I am participating in Glenn Beck’s Restoring Honor Rally not to advance any political agenda, but to advance the concept of honor in our nation. The Book of Proverbs teaches that before honor comes humility. The Restoring Honor Rally has been organized for the purpose of giving honor to those who have humbled themselves to serve each and every one of us by defending our…

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I wanted to let you know about a wonderful Pro-Life documentary film by Producer/ Director David Kyle entitled Bloodmoney: The Business of Abortion. In it he really captures the truth about what the abortion industry is all about and the effects it has had on women. As he recently wrote, “[o]ur problem is that films like 12th [and Delaware] get public exposure and films with a pro-life message can’t or it is very hard to get.” I believe that liberal…

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EMILY’s List, a pro-abortion rights group, launched an Internet campaign on Tuesday called “Sarah Doesn’t Speak for Me.” The campaign is in response to former Gov. Sarah Palin’s endorsements of “Mama Grizzly” pro-life candidates. We in the pro-life movement do not purport to speak for any other woman, pro-life or pro-choice. We are here to speak for the unborn who don’t have a voice of their own. If they could talk, we wouldn’t have to be talking for them. You…

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