A few days ago FMF celebrated the 36th anniversary of Roe v. Wade by rallying at the Supreme Court. What did you do to celebrate 36 years of reproductive rights?
Monday, January 26, 2009
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"Show me what democracy looks like. THIS is what democracy looks like!"
So much fun! Happy Birthday Roe!!
Our organization at the University of Tennessee is called VOX: Voices for Planned Parenthood. For the Roe v. Wade Anniversary we decided to paint this huge rock that is on our campus. Normally the rock is used for campus event advertisement. Our group got up at 7 am and covered the rock with white and pink saying "1973-2009, 36 Years of CHOICE! Roe v. Wade" I wish I could post some pictures here to show you!
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