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 | The March began on Route 50, between the Washington Monument and the Ellipse. |
 | A group writes on balloons to carry their message. |
 | Tens of thousands gathered to march. |
 | Catholic friars mingled with teens as they waited for the march to begin. |
 | A pro-life Santa |
 | Youth presence at the march was strong. |
 | The police watched carefully and blocked off streets for the march. |
 | At times, signs competed for space in the sky. |
 | A powerful sign |
 | As the march climbed Constitution Avenue toward the Supreme Court, people turned back to look, because they could see fellow marchers filling the distance behind them. |
 | Displays of the bloody effects of abortion were scattered throughout the march.. |
 | The Supreme Court Building reads "EQUAL JUSTICE UNDER LAW." The sign below reads "GIVE RIGHTS TO THE UNBORN." |
My article, published by the Independent Media Center: "Prayer and punk mix in 'March for Life': One marcher's observations".
In The Washington Post: Bush Message Enlivens Antiabortion Crowd Cloning, U.S. Funding Issues Raised; Counterdemonstrators Hold Vigil Supporting Roe v. Wade by Sylvia Moreno
In The Washington Times: Marches mark Roe v. Wade ruling by Jabeen Bhatti