A Martin Luther Letter From Whovillle Book

This book contains letters of reflection, conversations and evidence of the pro-life movement, some its leaders, and their actions of compromises and need for reform and revival.  Elizabeth Parker is a black woman who grew up in the pro-life movement, worked in it as a leader who is fighting build trusted bridges among the black/minority races with white communities in helping to understand how to approach this topic effectively. Unfortunately, she has seen many compromises in the pro-life movement, since starting her pro-life journey as a child. This book is not meant to condemn anyone but to shed light on much needed reform and bring to light the darkness that many have tried to keep hidden, even to the point of harming Elizabeth to keep her silent, and to prevent her from taking this stand. The pro-life movement needs a mindset and heart set shift, that has not happened effectively since the movement officially formed its rallying point in 1973. The lack of this needed evolution has often come from outcries from pro-life leaders in not having proper the funding to do so, which unfortunately has been the fall of certain leaders and organizations that Elizabeth has run into. This reflective memoir of sorts is not exploitation, but bringing dark compromise to light in hopes of eliminating them and helping to set up the next generation of leaders up for success, despite all the attacks Elizabeth has experienced on every level for taking this stand. This book is not just about being reactive but taking pro-active steps into be effective with valuing the life of the whole person from womb to tomb, in black communities and communities at large, and doing so with integrity, character, and trust despite the dollars signs and fine print details that some have fallen prey to.