By Lexie Hall
I went to the Women’s March in Washington D.C. with Created Equal to protest the march and represent the babies who have lost their lives to abortion. We did this by standing with abortion victim images. I wanted to share my experience and some of the things I took away from being there. First of all, the march had nothing to do with “women’s rights” and everything to do with free abortion for all “Uterus owners” and anti-Trump propaganda. There were about 15,000 women and girls of all ages plus a few men and little boys that got dragged to the event. The Women’s March attire consisted of ugly pink hats, a few pro-abortion pins, and hypocritical signs. There were a few things that stood out to me as I was there.
1). They didn’t take much time to think about what they wrote on their signs.
I know that there is no such thing as a good argument for abortion so I don’t know if they could do any better, but I wanted to share with you a couple that really struck me. One teenage girl’s sign read “If you don’t fight for all women, you fight for no women.” Really? If she truly meant what she had written she would be standing with us representing the baby girls who are killed in the womb. There was a father and daughter that came to the march together. The father’s sign said, “My daughters are my heroes.” His daughter ...
