On Wednesday, the Department of Justice announced that a pro-life activist was sentenced to 41 months, or more than 3 years, in prison for violating the Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances Act (F.A.C.E. Act) by allegedly blocking the entrance to an abortion clinic in New York.
Beavelyn Beatty Williams is a 33-year-old Christian, wife, and mother, living in Tennessee. She gained public attention primarily for her activism and participation in various protests and demonstrations, often advocating against abortion and in support of religious freedom.
Williams’ faith and activism led her to speak out in June of 2020, in the wake of then-New York Governor Andrew Cuomo (D) signing abortion reforms into law the previous year. The Reproductive Health Act legalized abortion up to the point of viability or any time after that, if deemed necessary to protect the mother’s life or health.
Williams tells RedState:
Cuomo legalized abortion up until birth. He decided to do something extreme, so I used my voice in an ‘extreme’ way. It was a balanced response. Who would let you kill babies at nine months? What kind of human? […]
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