The date for the infamous Roe v. Wade decision was January 22, 1973. For the exciting details of this go to Story of Samuel Armas . The above signs and photos are copyrighted by The Center for Bio-Ethical Reform and are used with these folks' permission. You can visit them at Center for Bio-Ethical Reform to better inform yourself of the significant work they are doing in the Genocide Awareness Project. Below is a scene of a visit by CBR to Penn State University campus exposing students to the Genocide Awareness Project.
Some media outlets are notorious for the bias they exhibit when it comes to certain news events.
It is usually among these that you find loud voices insisting that the news is being reported impartially. If all media outlets in the country had treated this in the same manner as did the Johnstown Tribune-Democrat, large numbers of the population would hardly have been aware of this effort to draw attention to the massive acts of violence done to unborn children on a daily basis within the United States. The Tribune-Democrat ran a brief release of the event on Sunday, January 23rd. However, the real focus was not on a huge pro-life effort on behalf of the unborn but rather on keeping abortion legal. On Tuesday, January 25th, the day after the event, the Tribune-Democrat used a cemetery section of the paper to make reference to the March for Life rally.