Our young people realized that it was the youth who turned the tide of the Civil Rights movement. This really impacted our young people and they haven't been the same since. Now it's their turn to take up the standard in the pro-life movement. God called me to train young people to do the work of the ministry of Jesus Christ. They are the ones who are going to change our nation, not just with regards to the abortion issue, but by closing down a crack house or a pornography shop, or whatever else God has called them to do.
Adults have to lead the young people.
They don't have role models. My prayer is that God will raise up men to be role models - to be fathers for these young men. We have begun to see black and white churches in Birmingham come together over the abortion issue. We've seen black and white, young and old, come together for the sanctity of human life. In the 1960s, the civil rights movement was mostly black.