On August 5th, Students for Life of American teamed up with the Frederick Douglass Foundation and black pro-life community leaders in Baltimore to paint “Black Preborn Lives Matter” on the street outside the Baltimore Planned Parenthood. But the city of Baltimore’s apparent approval of the event turned out to be a ruse. Overall, the activism event was a success.

  In the early hours of the morning, pro-lifers from Students for Life of America, Frederick Douglass Foundation, and other local Baltimore organizations assembled in downtown Baltimore (in the wake of a hurricane and violent riots) to paint an important message on the city streets: Black Preborn Lives Matter.   Other organizational partners included:  Pro-Black Pro-Life  Relationships Matter  Human Coalition Action  The Restoration Project: Human Coalition 

Students for Life of America & The Frederick Douglass Foundation joined with the Black Community in Baltimore to take a stand for Women and the Preborn “If we are not free to share our grief over the loss of life from abortion in our own communities, we are not really free at all,” said Students for Life of America’s Kristan Hawkins.

  SFLA & FDF have joined community efforts in Indianapolis, IN; Baltimore, MD; and Orlando, FL to use the forum of city streets now opened up as a place for free expression through governmental action or acceptance.  “By definition, the First Amendment empowers citizens to peacefully express their views, not governments to choose what they want to hear,” said Students for

On May 7th, 2020 a small group of pro-life student leaders came together to witness outside of Planned Parenthood of Baltimore. That morning, the five of us met on Howard Street in Baltimore, chalk and life-affirming resources in hand, our masks and gloves on, and an uncertainty with what to expect, given all that has been going on.   As I drove through