And some got destroyed
On Tuesday, students who support the rights of pregnant children’s rights to life included campus sidewalks with pro-life messages like” Animal life has value” and” Select life.”
Their attempts were a part of Students for Life of America’s National Pro-Life Chalk Day.
The purpose of this year’s annual event was to “raise consciousness of Planned Parenthood’s fatal business concept and identify the mankind of the preborn children whose lives are taken every day by pregnancy violence.”
Many of the chalked information Tuesday, posted to the pro-life venues ‘ Instagram sites, were positive and encouraging.
Students with Georgetown Right to Life wrote bold messages such as” Love them both”, a reference to the mother and the unborn baby, and” Every life is precious” across their Catholic university’s brick sidewalks.
The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill’s Students for Life team directed students to completely pregnancy and parenthood tools using their sidewalk chalk show.
Some shows were more sophisticated and eye-catching. Bowling Green State University’s pro-life club’s beautiful vintage description of a baby in the womb is just one example.
However, a couple were priorities of theft, Students for Life director Jordan Estabrook told The College Fix in an email Wednesday.
It’s not surprising to us that they may ruin life-affirming chalk art because they are more than happy to praise the destruction of preborn children, she said.
Estabrook said one “explicitly” poured water over a huge pencil information ( pictured above and below ) that Kennesaw State University’s Students for Life team had created just a few hours before.
The Georgia students ‘” Life begins at conception” display was obviously targeted because” no other parts of the sidewalk were wet,” she said.
On its Instagram page, students for life at Gonzaga University in Washington express shared evidence of a similar event. In one of the students ‘ photos of their chalk display, water was poured over the message” Women need love and support, not abortion.”
Numerous higher education institutions openly support pregnancy. Some professors also arrange for students to work on abortion-related projects for class.
However, neither the widespread theft nor the powerful belief have dissuaded thousands of students from advancing pro-life causes.
” Despite the expected vandals, this has and will never stop the Pro-Life Generation ( PLG ) from spreading the pro-life message”, Estabrook told The Fix.
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Photo: Students for Life of America, BGSU Falcons for Life/Instagram
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