March For Life returns to Washington for first time since the end of Roe. For years the march was about ending Roe v. Wade. Now that it has ended - what is next?
WASHINGTON — Americans who oppose abortion will gather in Washington, D.C. on Friday for the March for Life.
Mark Herrington, an opponent of abortion and an activist with Created Equal, says his group is still energized.Herrington will be among the thousands marching on Friday. He believes the Supreme Court didn't end the debate on abortion when it overturned Roe. Instead, he says the conversation has just evolved.
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