The movie October Baby has significantly raised the ire of NARAL (National Abortion Rights Action League). According to Dave Andrusko, in his article in National Right for Life - News Today, they are going to great lengths in an attempt to have the film taken off the market. According to the National Right for Life article, they are attempting to sway Provident Films, the movie's distributor, whose parent company is Sony Music Entertainment against the film. NARAL, in their attempt to undermine the incredibly positive affect the movie is having on moviegoers across the country, not to mention it's popularity at the box office. is telling the entertainment company that pregnancy resource centers and pregnancy resource clinics are "dangerous to women". 

If you go to the films webpage you will learn that, “The producers of OCTOBER BABY have assigned 10% of the profits of the movie to the Every Life is Beautiful Fund, which will distribute funds to front-line organizations helping women facing crisis pregnancies, life-affirming adoption agencies, and those caring for orphans.”

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 You have probably seen in the news where gender selection is occurring in countries like China and India. In India, some towns have so many men and so few women that the men cannot find a wife.  (See more on 20/20 "Gendercide") You may think it wouldn't happen here in the US, but a recent study shows otherwise.

“In a March 2008 report published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, Columbia University economists Douglas Almond and Lena Edlund examined the sex ratio of United States-born children and found `evidence of sex selection, most likely at the prenatal stage'.

The data revealed obvious `son preference' in the form of unnatural sex-ratio imbalances within certain segments of the United States population, primarily those segments tracing their ethnic or cultural origins to countries where sex-selection abortion is prevalent.

The evidence strongly suggests that some Americans are exercising sex-selection abortion practices within the United States consistent with discriminatory practices common to their country of origin, or the country to which they trace their ancestry. While sex-selection abortions are more common outside the United States, the evidence reveals that female feticide is also occurring in the United States.” (See more)

If passed the Susan B. Anthony and Frederick Douglass Prenatal Nondiscrimination Act of 2011 will protect the unborn from being aborted based on gender or race.

Abortion rights advocates strongly oppose the bill. The National Association for the Repeal of Abortion Laws (NARAL) said in testimony before Congress that, “All individuals, no matter their racial or ethnic background have a right to make personal decisions regarding their reproductive lives.”

NARAL also says outlawing abortions based on sex or race “gives the federal government unprecedented authority to interfere with a woman’s right to choose.”

We strongly stand in support of the Susan B. Anthony and Frederick Douglass Prenatal Nondiscrimination Act of 2011 and ask you to contact your congressional representatives if you agree.