Meet Ryan Bomberger
Ryan Bomberger is an Emmy® Award-winning creative professional, international public speaker, columnist, factivist, and author of the powerful book, Not Equal: Civil Rights Gone Wrong. He is also the co-founder of RadianceFoundation.org, a life-affirming organization based on the belief that every human life has purpose. Ryan has a rather unique perspective of the innate nature of purpose. He is one of ten children who were adopted and loved in a racially diverse family of fifteen. Today, as an adoptee and adoptive father, he enjoys boldly illuminating the intrinsic worth we all possess.
He and his wife, Bethany, founded The Radiance Foundation to extensively research and creatively present challenging social issues through ad campaigns, multimedia talks, fearless journalism, and compassionate community outreaches. From keynotes at renown locations like Harvard, Princeton, Columbia Law School, University of Notre Dame, Ireland’s Trinity College, March for Life DC, March for Life UK, Capitol Hill briefings, and hundreds more events here and abroad, Ryan is passionate about helping to build a culture that values Life in all of its stages.
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“I am the one percent that is always demonized and exploited. But I’m part of a far larger collective of courageous and compassionate advocates for Life who believe in the radical notion that we all have equal and irrevocable worth regardless of how our lives began.”
Not Equal: Civil Rights Gone Wrong
"NOT EQUAL: Civil Rights Gone Wrong" is Ryan Bomberger's first book and powerfully details how the civil rights movement has been hijacked. Over the years, Ryan's articles have been shared hundreds of thousands of times. This book is a journey through some of his most powerful published articles and creative graphic memes about the fundamental Right to Life, abortion, adoption, Planned Parenthood, fatherlessness, #BlackLivesMatter, free speech, LGBT and judicial activism, and the ludicrous War on Common Sense. It's educational, revelational, and his hope is that it is transformational.