WATCH: Kate Hirzel Discusses USC Journalism Grant

Campus Reform Correspondent Director, Kate Hirzel, joined Newsmax to discuss the University of Southern California recent announcement of a grant program aimed at funding pro-abortion messaging.

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September 28, 2022, 5:00 pm ET

Campus Reform Correspondent Director, Kate Hirzel, joined Newsmax to discuss the University of Southern California's recent announcement of a grant program to fund pro-abortion messaging.

Hirzel began by explaining that the university's journalism program has allocated a total of $100,000 to promote 'reproductive rights.'

She continues, "Let's be clear. When we're talking about reproductive rights, we're talking about pro-abortion rhetoric."

Hirzel pointed out that there is no funding for messaging about adoption in the case of unplanned pregnancy, or a mother choosing to keep the child after being pressured to have an abortion.

"There is no tolerance for the pro-life argument, and that's concerning when you consider how many of these journalism students are going to one day be working in media," Hirzel stated.

Watch the full interview here.

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Avery is the Web Content Editor at FreedomWorks. She was previously the Digital Media Manager at Campus Reform after interning in the Leadership Institute's Studio's department and a US Senate campaign. She is from Wingate, North Carolina, and a graduate of the University of North Carolina at Charlotte.

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WATCH: Kate Hirzel Discusses USC Journalism Grant

Campus Reform Correspondent Director, Kate Hirzel, joined Newsmax to discuss the University of Southern California recent announcement of a grant program aimed at funding pro-abortion messaging.

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