We faced the most adversity at Butler University. A fraternity house that was across the street from our designated display area “welcomed” us by blasting explicit music the entire time we were there. They sat on their front porch, watching us and playing songs that were objectifying and degrading like “WAP” by Cardi B for the entire day. It didn’t take long after we set up for people to gather around. After an hour had gone by, about thirty protesters arrived holding signs that read things like “Get out of my uterus,” “Hoes before embryos,” “Pro-Life equals Pro-Hanger,” and “Women against the patriarchy.” Instead of having a civil conversation with us to discuss our viewpoints, the majority of the protesters just “flipped us off,” yelled, stood in front ...
