Grammy-winning artist Pink, who peddles pro-abortion propaganda from Planned Parenthood at her concerts and once told her pro-life fans, “Please in the name of your Lord, never f---ing listen to my music again,” was given a “Champion of Change” award by Planned Parenthood of Greater New York at their annual fundraising “Spring into Action” gala last week.
Many well-known celebrities attended the cringeworthy celebration of death (which pro-life advocacy group Students for Life deemed “…straight from The Hunger Games” ) including Natasha Lyonne, Maude Apatow, and Patricia Arquette. Arquette was also listed as an “Honorary Committee” member for the murder gala along with several other Hollywood elites:
- Patricia Arquette
- Sara Bareilles
- Lena Dunham
- Christina Hendricks
- Amy Poehler
- Lily Rabe
- Molly Ringwald
- Meryl Streep
Pink, whose real name is Alecia Beth Moore-Hart, told Vogue magazine backstage, “I was the teenager who would go to Planned Parenthood…It was the place in our town that cared. These people are warriors, especially with this onslaught—this war—against women in our current administration.”
Umm, we’re pretty sure there’s never been a greater, deadlier war waged against women than the one against innocent, unborn females in the womb. Especially considering the record number of abortions Planned Parenthood performed in 2024, reaching a high of 434,450 while also receiving $832 million in government funding.
Students for Life strongly condemned the celebration of these abortions on X:
Imagine throwing a glamorous gala… to celebrate abortion.
— Students for Life of America | Pro-Life Gen (@StudentsforLife) April 17, 2026
Hollywood claps and Vogue cheers. Meanwhile, innocent lives are ended every day.
You can rebrand it. You can glam it up. Abortion still ends a human Life.
Stop pretending it’s healthcare.
Defund and debar Planned…
Actress Tommy Dorfma, who was also in attendance, told Vogue, “It’s essential to be supporting the work that Planned Parenthood does…hormone replacement therapy, transitional care, and medical care in general.”
Unless that care is full-term pre-natal care or labor and delivery, of course. Then these supposed “warriors” for women couldn’t care less. How can they claim to champion women when they’ve never done anything for women in need who wish to choose life? Where are their fancy galas and fundraisers for those women?
Planned Parenthood also fights to force biological trans men into women’s spaces such as locker rooms and bathrooms. Where are the “warriors” for women who aren’t comfortable sharing those intimate spaces with men, or the women who have been victimized and raped in them?
Ironically, Pink gets to proclaim who isn’t welcome at her concerts while supporting an organization that tells women they have no right to demand who isn’t welcome in their intimate spaces. How’s that for hypocrisy?
Vogue waxed poetic while describing the end of the horrific celebration:
As the night wrapped and the last bites of lemon meringue were enjoyed, one poignant statement from Moore-Hart lingered in the air. “Knock on doors, donate, educate yourself, and help to educate others. It’s only human that we don’t tend to care about things until we’re directly affected by them—and that’s something that should be looked at and changed.”
Yes, they seriously claimed to “educate” people. It would be laughable if it weren’t so disturbing. We all know they’re not educating anyone on what really happens during an abortion. They’re not explaining human development in the womb or how a heart begins beating before most women even know they’re pregnant. And they’re definitely not informing anyone about the life-long trauma women often carry after having an abortion.
At least they’re honest about one thing, though. They don’t care about unborn children because they will never be one again themselves. It’s easy to accept awards at fancy galas that raise money for an abortion giant that already makes a literal killing off dead babies when you’re not the one whose life is at stake.
