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- Laura Echevarria
- Until June 30, 2004, Laura Echevarria was the Director of Media Relations and a spokesperson for the National Right to Life Committee (NRLC) for seven years. She is currently the communications director for a local pregnancy center. She still writes on a regular basis. Ms. Echevarria holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in speech communications. Prior to studying speech, she was a biology major who intended to go to medical school. In addition, she holds an undeclared major in Bible. She is a frustrated author (her first book made it to the acquisitions committee of a major publisher) and has written for Touchstone magazine, Human Life Review, and other publications. She has been a frequent contributor to the opinion pages of The Free Lance-Star in Fredericksburg, Virginia. Ms. Echevarria was also the first opinion columnist for LifeNews.com, the internet pro-life news source that reaches over 250,000 people each week through internet, radio and e-mail. Ms. Echevarria lives with her husband, their 19-year-old daughter, Gabrielle, and their two sons, Peter, who is 15, and Nathan, 14. Both sons have been diagnosed with autism spectrum disorders.
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Links--These are sights I visit frequently. Not all sites, or views expressed, reflect my own.
- Angela Franks' Page on Margaret Sanger, Founder of Planned Parenthood
- Baptist Press (Southern Baptist Convention News Service)
- Between Two Worlds (Justin Taylor's Blog)
- Bioethike
- Blogger News Network
- Blogs for Terri (Blog Roll of sites covering end of life issues from a pro-life point of view)
- Catholic Online
- Do No Harm (Stem Cell Research Facts)
- Human Life Review
- LifeNews.com
- National Black Pro-Life Union (Day Gardner, the president, is a friend)
- National Review
- National Right to Life
- Newsbusters
- Pajamas Media
- Patterico
- Priests for Life
- ProLifeBlogs
- Right Commentary
- Second Hand Smoke (Bioethicist Wesley J. Smith's Blog)
- Sister Toldjah Blog
- Terri Shindler Schiavo Foundation
- The American Spectator
- The Free Lance-Star
- The Nightingale Alliance (Assisted Suicide and Euthanasia Information)
- The Patriot Post
- The Politico
- The Washington Post
- The Washington Times
- The Weekly Standard
- Townhall.com
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