To say that the Women’s March on Saturday got out of control would be an understatement. Amidst the chaos, Students for Life team members peacefully maintained their vocal pro-life presence, speaking up for all women, preborn and born with our She Could Be campaign, showcasing what all young preborn women are capable of being, but not if they are aborted.

One might think that an event called the Women’s March, where its speakers and attendees claim to be speaking for women, all women would be treated with respect. Angry protesters, however, couldn’t handle the presence of a viewpoint which dared to challenge their pro-abortion narrative. They couldn’t help themselves from committing harassment, assault, and vandalism. Our team members were pushed,

“While we might not have been invited, the Pro-Life Generation came out anyway, crashing at the head of the line for all women – born and pre-born. The Women’s March claims to stand for ‘ending violence’ yet supports the violence of abortion and ignores the convictions of more than half of all women who believe that women in the womb are important,

 “The Women’s March claims to stand for ‘ending violence’ yet supports the violence of abortion and ignores the convictions of more than half of all women who believe that women in the womb are important, too,” said SFLA’s Kristan Hawkins. MEDIA ADVISORY: SFLA team members available for interview at events in Washington D.C. and nationwide as Women take a stand for

In the last ten minutes alone, I’ve read “Picnic with Piggy” to my daughter for the millionth time, convinced my 4-year-old that butter is not a food group, and finalized my talk for the National Pro-Life Summit! Welcome to the life of a pro-life activist and mother. Since I’m on such a productive roll, I thought I would pause and