Prenatal Matters
Daniel GumpResearch on Unborn Children Relating to Law, History, Medicine, and More
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Ohio HB 87 Aims to Include Unborn Children as Tax Dependents
This article has been adapted from the original published on February 25th, 2026, at Secular Pro-Life.
This article has been adapted from the original published on February 25th, 2026, at Secular Pro-Life.
The Respectful Treatment of Unborn Remains Act of 2025
Summary of HR 4131, introduced in the 119th Congress
On June 25, 2025, Reps. Brandon Gill (TX), Doug LaMalfa (CA), Mary Miller (IL), and Marlin Stutzman (IN), introduced a bill to the U.S. House of Representatives known as the Respectful T...
Guide for Certificates of Stillbirth
State-by-state reference for ordering special birth certificates relating to stillborn and miscarried children
After delivery of a stillborn child, it is possible in every state except Vermont for parents to order a special type of birth c...
Guide for State Income Taxes After Stillbirth
Quick reference for filing individual income taxes in states that offer credits and deductions after losing an unborn child
Several states with individual income taxes offer tax credits or deductions for families that have experienced stil...
Historical Personhood of Unborn Children as Victims of Homicide Crimes
(Some aspects of this post have been adapted from this thread on X.)
(Some aspects of this post have been adapted from this thread on X.)
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Author and Researcher I became frustrated with media distortions and began investigating and cataloging primary sources on my own. Findings are compiled into dozens of articles and infographics and published into two books on American history.
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