Calling for an end to racism and infanticide and a call to return to values of Dr. Martin Luther King and Frederick Douglass. Unity Rally and March for Righteousness and Justice calling for an end to racism, and infanticide and a return to values of Dr. Martin Luther King and Frederick Douglass. Free bus transportation available! March On the MansionSaturday, February 23rd11:30 am – 1:30 pmThe Bell Tower1000 Bank StRichmond, VA Free Tickets  SPEAKERS: Rev. Dean Nelson, Chairman of Douglass Leadership Institute (DLI) and Chairman of the Frederick Douglass Foundation (FDF)   Rev. William Keen, Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC) Virginia President   Kevin Chandler, National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) Virginia President Following the march will be a Strengthening the Black Family event at Mount Olivet Church, 1223 North 25th Street, Richmond, VA 23221 from 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM (EST). Strengthening the Black Family is a forum that celebrates the importance of family in the black community while highlighting the challenges facing many of our children due to single parent households, divorce and poverty. Coming from the political and policy world, this leadership training is transforming the lives of participants as they work in the business and political world.   GET ON THE BUS! Greetings: The Andrew Shannon Gospel Music Celebration will be providing passenger buses for professional transportation services for passengers in the Suffolk, Portsmouth, Chesapeake, Hampton, Newport News, Danville, Pittsylvania County, and Halifax County areas for the "March On The Mansion" on Saturday, February 23, 2019. GET ON THE BUS TO RICHMOND, VIRGINIA FREE BUS RIDE    “MARCH ON THE MANSION!” FOR RIGHTEOUSNESS & JUSTICE  SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 2019 WHERE: PATRICK HENRY MALL IN THE DILLARD STORE PARKING LOT ADJACENT TO THE OUTBACK STEAKHOUSE RESTAURANT IN NEWPORT NEWS, VA WHEN: SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 2019 BUS LOADING TIME: 9:15 AM DEPARTURE TIME:    9:30 AM ARRIVAL RICHMOND, VA  11:00 AM DEPART RICHMOND, VA   2:00 PM ARRIVAL NEWPORT NEWS 6:00 PM ADDITIONAL PICK-UP LOCATIONS: Lowe’s At Victory Crossing Shopping Center Portsmouth, VA Saturday, February 23, 2019 Loading Time:     8:30 AM Departure Time: 9:00 AM ADDITIONAL PICK-UP LOCATIONS:  Pick-up Date: Saturday, 02/23/2019 Pick-up Time: 07:00 AM Vehicle Type: 55 Passenger Bus Routing Details: Pick Up: Walmart Super Read More

Carole NovielliLIVE ACTION Planned Parenthood, which receives half a billion from taxpayers annually, stands for unrestricted abortion on demand, including late-term abortion (or “later abortion,” as abortion advocates call it) such as measures recently highlighted out of New York and Virginia. How do we know that Planned Parenthood is in favor of totally unrestricted abortion Read on… Read More

Rally with us and be a voice for the voiceless Thursday, February 7, @10am 1000 Bank Street, Richmond, Va 23219 PDF Commonwealth for Life Flyer PDF Commonwealth for Life Speaker List SHARE ON SOCIAL MEDIA Press inquiries: Diana Shores info@virginiafirstfoundation.org Come to learn more about the so-called, “Equal Rights Amendment” (ERA) and how it can be used to overturn all restrictions on abortion (including abortion up until birth) & mandate taxpayer funding of these procedures. On January 30, 2019 Virginia’s Governor Ralph Northam said that a baby could be full term, fully delivered of it’s mother and THEN a decision will can be made as to the life of the baby (Interview with WTOP). Read More

LIVE ACTION At the October 19, 2016, presidential debate, Hillary Clinton defended abortion in the third trimester. She claimed that abortions at these late stages are necessary to save the lives of women; therefore, abortion must remain legal. But former abortionist Dr. Anthony Levatino has testified that abortions never have to be committed to save a woman’s life. Dr. Levatino committed over 1,200 abortions before his pro-life conversion, which he talks about here. In a video, he illustrates the third trimester induction procedure. Read More

We do not have the right to determine the value of a life yet to be lived. A young couple is told their baby has a condition that is not compatible with life. They are informed the baby will most likely die in utero or shortly after birth.  They are understandably heartbroken.  They are told that ending the pregnancy is the best decision for all involved because there is “no need to suffer” through the pregnancy. There is “no need for the baby to suffer.” It is the “compassionate” decision. The couple chooses life and beautiful Ella arrives. She breathes and she cries and fills three beautiful months of summer sunshine with love, smiles, adventures and heartbreak. Read More

Virginia Catholic Conference Since the beginning of the Virginia General Assembly session on January 9, we have witnessed the introduction of extreme abortion legislation culminating in an attempt to pass a law similar to what New York recently passed. This bill rightfully failed—but I am, along with so many people of good will, distraught that this bill was introduced in the first place. It could have paved the way for babies to suffer a violent and gruesome death moments before birth and could have been harmful to women. Read More

‘Commonwealth For Life’ March Organized In Wake Of Governor’s Endorsement Of Late-Term Abortion Bill    DOWNLOAD FLYER HERE AND GIVE TO OTHERS, SHARE ON SOCIAL MEDIA   Republican Standard "Virginia is at a tipping point, and it's frightening to think where this might go if we don't give it all that we can," said march organizer Elliott Harding as pro-life Virginians are planning to convene at the Capitol in just over one week. In the days since Virginia’s highly-controversial late-term abortion bill became publicly known, there have been extraordinary reactions from pro-life lawmakers and citizens alike, not just from those across the Commonwealth, but the nation at-large. Read More

As the Republican Standard reported, Virginia could soon be joining New York in repealing restrictions on abortion, including terminations up until the moment of birth, under the provisions of a bill backed by Governor Ralph Northam and a substantial number of Democratic lawmakers. This has caused fury on international news outlets, but the Virginia news outlets have been more than lame and have failed to fully report the pro-life side of this critical issue very close to the hearts of Virginians.  Shame on them! Ed Vitagliano, Tim Wildmon, and Abraham Hamilton, III discuss Virginia's attempt to follow suit with New York concerning aborting full-term babies. Watch the informative and impassioned discussion below. Read More

Please contact your Republican state delegates ASAP and forward/email to your friends to help spread the word.  We must remain active and alert to offset the pro-ERA efforts Bob Marshall Despite the misleading claims of the media, the ERA is NOT dead in Virginia! One of the four ERA ratification proposals was rejected 12-10 by the Privileges & Elections Committee last Friday but three other ratification resolutions are still alive and pro-ERA forces are working tirelessly. We cannot relent. The two remaining House of Delegates ERA measures would have to pass the P & E Committee before February 5th (Crossover) but the Senate ERA measure is alive until adjournment Feb. 23rd. Read More

Tran confirmed her bill would allow third trimester abortions, up until the moment of birth, during a committee hearing on legislation which Republican lawmakers have compared to the recently-enacted late term abortion bill in New York. The bill would also substantially loosen the standard under which late term abortions are allowed. ...would allow abortion doctors to self-certify the necessity of late term procedures, eliminate informed consent requirements, repeal abortion clinic health and safety standards, permit late term abortions to be performed in outpatient clinics, remove ultrasound requirements, and eliminate Virginia’s 24 hour waiting period...   TRS STAFF | The Republican Standard Virginia could soon be joining New York in repealing restrictions on abortion, including terminations up until the moment of birth, under the provisions of a bill backed by Governor Ralph Northam and a substantial number of Democratic lawmakers. Read More