GAP at 2010 March for Life
GAP at 2010 March for Life
Every year, CBR takes the Genocide Awareness Project (GAP) to the March for Life, and places it immediately adjacent to the March route. This year, more than 200,000 marchers filed past the display. It is one of our most important deployments of the year, because so many of the marchers are young people who really have no idea what an abortion is … until we show them! Many high-school students have commented that our display, which they only see for a minute or so, is the most memorable and impacting experience of their entire trip. They will remember the pictures of abortion long after every one of the speeches have been forgotten.
Tags: abortion pictures, anti-abortion, prolife
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February 8th, 2010 at 6:19 pm
It must have had some meaning for the pro-choice people to have pitched such a fit about it. Probably the reason for sending them to the web-site was to show more of the pro-life side of it.
It was not offensive to me at all. If the pro-choice people had not made such a fuss, no one would have thought anything about it. Now they may check out the other side.