Dick’s Sporting Goods couldn’t wait to brag about their anti-life stand following the Supreme Court’s ruling overturning Roe v. Wade last Friday.
Within minutes of the SCOTUS announcement, Dick’s Executive Chairman Ed Stack paraded the company’s decision to provide up to $4,000 in travel expenses to any employee, spouse or dependent who chooses to get an abortion.
In an urgent public message via Twitter, Stack touted the pro-death policy as something to be proud of, effectively demonstrating the death culture of the sporting goods retailer.
When asked if Dick’s would also be giving $4,000 to employees who decide to carry their babies to term, and either keep them or put them up for adoption, Stack and his company refused to answer the question.
Knowing Dick’s Sporting Goods uses its profits to continue to support abortions nationwide, will you take a moment to stand with us against companies promoting evil?
Call your local store manager (find the number for your local store here) and politely let them know you are disappointed in having a company in your community who uses profits to take the life of innocent babies.
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