Pro-Life Leaders Reflect on the Years Ahead for the Movement at a ‘Back to Basics’ Virtual March for Life 2021 ncregister.com

The 48th-annual March for Life on Friday looked very different than all its previous years, when pro-lifers would descend on the National Mall in the hundreds of thousands to advocate for an end to abortion.

This year, the Supreme Court building was surrounded by fencing and a heavy police presence while the marchers wore masks. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic and recent unrest in the nation’s capital, the pro-life movement was represented Friday by a small group of pro-life leaders who laid roses behind the Supreme Court building in honor of the millions of unborn children who have lost their lives since the 1973 Roe v. Wade decision legalizing abortion…

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