Pro Life in the median strip at Johns Hopkins University
A crowd gathers in front of GAP and CBR "Choice" signs at Johns Hopkins University.
On Tuesday, CBR brought the Genocide Awareness Project to Johns Hopkins University (JHU). This is a private school, and we had no student sponsorship, so we actually set up our display in a grass strip at the front entrance.
About mid-day, a handful of pro-abortion students showed up to provide a stark contrast between reasoned debate and juvenile buffoonery. Fortunately, we were able to bring the truth about abortion to a steady stream of students entering the JHU front gate.
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September 20th, 2012 at 9:56 pm
There are some working to change the culture of death on JHU’s campus. Looking into restarting the pro-life organization on campus this year. Thank you for doing this. Hope you come back.