Elon Musk is the unlikely star of a new billboard in Times Square sponsored by a pro-life diaper company. EveryLife officially kicked off its “Make More Babies” campaign in the heart of the Big Apple.
The Times Square Billboard. Photo: Twitter.
The two-part billboard features a post Musk made in September reading, “Having children is saving the world.” The billboard is accompanied by a video ad combating what EveryLife calls “population control ideologies” that have been pushed in recent years, specifically as a progressive solution to slow down the effects of climate change.
What an incredible night in Times Square! Stay tuned, we’re just getting started!@stclairashley https://t.co/3aLCnYPxjl pic.twitter.com/SzGDqOhUxZ
— EveryLife (@everylife) January 18, 2024
“There’s a profound need for more children in the world, and EveryLife is here to take a bold stance that we disagree with population control ideologies,” Sarah Gabel Seifert, the company’s cofounder and president, told Fox News. “Our ‘Make More Babies’ campaign isn’t just about promoting our brand — it’s a powerful affirmation of our core conviction that every child is a gift, deserving love, protection and support. No other diaper company will speak out and say the same.”
EveryLife is a financial partner of the pro-life group Live Action and will be participating in the upcoming March for Life. The rally takes place around the anniversary each year of the 1973 Roe v. Wade Supreme Court decision that legalized abortion nationwide. That decision was overturned in 2022, and access to abortion now depends on individual states.
The diaper and wipes company launched last summer as a direct-to-consumer baby brand. According to its website, pro-life organizations and nonprofits can receive a 25 percent discount on its products. The values listed on EveryLife’s website include “celebrate life,” “stand with integrity, “champion parenthood” and “rooted in faith.”
More information is available at www.everylife.com.
–Alan Goforth | MV
Photo of Musk: Debbie Rowe Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0
