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And after it's over you will not know that they were there.....Unlike dem gatherings.

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Starting Friday morning in Ohio.

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I've attended many of these marches, in different states. They are always uplifting, and it's always great to see how many young people turn out for these. The pro-life generation is huge, committed, and influential.
 
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I was pretty thrilled to see a display of pink and blue crosses at a church that was other than a Catholic church recently. In the two years I've lived here, I'd become accustomed to seeing the crosses travel to the lawns of Catholic churches, but last week I saw them at a Wesleyan church, which I believe is a sect of Methodism.

It was a blessing to see.

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OhPleaseJustQuit said:
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I was pretty thrilled to see a display of pink and blue crosses at a church that was other than a Catholic church recently. In the two years I've lived here, I'd become accustomed to seeing the crosses travel to the lawns of Catholic churches, but last week I saw them at a Wesleyan church, which I believe is a sect of Methodism.

It was a blessing to see.

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were any of them crimson red - you know from the desperate attempts to self abort since females are forced to that drastic measure?
 
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Bullshit.
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Gerri Santoro​



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Geraldine "Gerri" Santoro (née Twerdy; August 16, 1935 – June 8, 1964) was an American woman who died after receiving an unsafe abortion in 1964. A police photograph of her dead body, published by Ms., magazine in 1973, became a symbol for the abortion-rights movement in the United States.

Biography[edit]​

Santoro was raised, along with 14 siblings, on the farm of a Ukrainian-American family in Coventry, Connecticut.[2][3] She was described by those who knew her as "fun-loving" and "free-spirited".[2] At age 18 she married Sam Santoro; the couple had two daughters together.[3]

Circumstances of death[edit]​

In 1963, her husband's domestic abuse prompted Santoro to leave, and she and her daughters returned to her childhood home. She took a job at Mansfield State Training School, where she met another employee, Clyde Dixon. The two began an extramarital affair and Santoro became pregnant.[2]

When Sam Santoro announced he was coming from California to visit his daughters, Gerri Santoro feared for her life.[3] On June 8, 1964, twenty-eight weeks into her pregnancy, she and Dixon checked into the Norwich Motel in Norwich, Connecticut, under aliases.[3] They intended to perform a self-induced abortion, using surgical instruments and information from a textbook which Dixon had obtained from Milton Ray Morgan, a teacher at the Mansfield school. Dixon fled the motel after Santoro began to bleed. She died, and her body was found the following morning by a maid.[2]

Dixon and Morgan were arrested three days later. Dixon was charged with manslaughter, and Morgan was charged with conspiring to commit an illegal abortion.[4] Dixon was sentenced to a year and day in prison.[2][5]

Photograph[edit]​

Police took a photograph of Santoro's body as she was found: naked, kneeling, collapsed upon the floor, with a bloody towel between her legs. The picture was used in placards and famously published in Ms., magazine in April 1973, all without identifying Santoro.[3][6] The photo has since become an abortion-rights symbol, used to illustrate that access to legal and professionally performed abortion reduces deaths from unsafe abortion.[3]
Leona Gordon, Santoro's sister, saw the photo in Ms., magazine and recognized the subject.[7][5
Gerri Santoro - Wikipedia

the photo of her dead on the floor because she bled out is available at this link of Ms, Magazine.

you're welcome for the facts.
 
playtime said:

Gerri Santoro​

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Geraldine "Gerri" Santoro (née Twerdy; August 16, 1935 – June 8, 1964) was an American woman who died after receiving an unsafe abortion in 1964. A police photograph of her dead body, published by Ms., magazine in 1973, became a symbol for the abortion-rights movement in the United States.

Biography[edit]​

Santoro was raised, along with 14 siblings, on the farm of a Ukrainian-American family in Coventry, Connecticut.[2][3] She was described by those who knew her as "fun-loving" and "free-spirited".[2] At age 18 she married Sam Santoro; the couple had two daughters together.[3]

Circumstances of death[edit]​

In 1963, her husband's domestic abuse prompted Santoro to leave, and she and her daughters returned to her childhood home. She took a job at Mansfield State Training School, where she met another employee, Clyde Dixon. The two began an extramarital affair and Santoro became pregnant.[2]

When Sam Santoro announced he was coming from California to visit his daughters, Gerri Santoro feared for her life.[3] On June 8, 1964, twenty-eight weeks into her pregnancy, she and Dixon checked into the Norwich Motel in Norwich, Connecticut, under aliases.[3] They intended to perform a self-induced abortion, using surgical instruments and information from a textbook which Dixon had obtained from Milton Ray Morgan, a teacher at the Mansfield school. Dixon fled the motel after Santoro began to bleed. She died, and her body was found the following morning by a maid.[2]

Dixon and Morgan were arrested three days later. Dixon was charged with manslaughter, and Morgan was charged with conspiring to commit an illegal abortion.[4] Dixon was sentenced to a year and day in prison.[2][5]

Photograph[edit]​

Police took a photograph of Santoro's body as she was found: naked, kneeling, collapsed upon the floor, with a bloody towel between her legs. The picture was used in placards and famously published in Ms., magazine in April 1973, all without identifying Santoro.[3][6] The photo has since become an abortion-rights symbol, used to illustrate that access to legal and professionally performed abortion reduces deaths from unsafe abortion.[3]
Leona Gordon, Santoro's sister, saw the photo in Ms., magazine and recognized the subject.[7][5
Gerri Santoro - Wikipedia

the photo of her dead on the floor because she bled out is available at this link of Ms, Magazine.

you're welcome for the facts.
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Ancient history. Today abortions are available in many states.
 
Extremely proud Ohioan here. We love Trump and despise abortion. We are definitely a red state. 😁
 
Blaster said:
Ancient history. Today abortions are available in many states.
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The truth is not as dramatic nor does it suit their twisted narrative.

I live in an abortion free state, but if I wanted one, I'd only have to drive 20 miles to a clinic in a left-governed state where one would be available. In the deepest center of my state, it would only be a three hour drive to get to a clinic

They have such a dishonest, pathological NEED to make themselves look like martyrs. Comes from being raised by pathetic, narcissistic, professional victims and spending their lives sucking up the victimhood ethos from their so-called "media".

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Blaster said:
Ancient history.
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doesn't make it any less real. ter attempt at moving the goal posts has been noted.


Blaster said:
Today abortions are available in many states.
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'many' ... it should be ALL... just like 1974 AND available until viability +/or serious fetal abnormalities are detected. states where there are no exceptions for rape/incest are draconian at best AND many females don't even know they are preggers until after 6 weeks - putting an undue burden or outright complete obstruction to getting one.
 
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Road Runner said:
Extremely proud Ohioan here. We love Trump and despise abortion. We are definitely a red state. 😁
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thank god you aren't the guardian of the 10 year old little girl who was raped & impregnated by that animal who did it.
 
playtime said:
'many' ... it should be ALL... just like 1974 AND available until viability +/or serious fetal abnormalities are detected. states where there are no exceptions for rape/incest are draconian at best AND many females don't even know they are preggers until after 6 weeks - putting an undue burden or outright complete obstruction to getting one.
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How many months pregnant are you?
 
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Oh great people who don't value life causing traffic for commuters
 
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