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FFL President Serrin Foster argued for resources for women while Gloria Fedlt, president of Planned Parenthood of America, the largest provider of abortions in the US, talked politics in a BBC story about the "March for Choice."
Serrin M. Foster allows the women's march will be "electrifying" and garner lots of press. But instead of counterprotesting, her organization ... will co-sponsor a conference the day before the march...to discuss the reasons why women, especially on college campuses, seek abortions.Click here to read the entire article from the San Antonio Express-News.
FFL President Serrin Foster's op-ed "Marching in Wrong Direction" on the abortion march appeared in the April 23, 2004,Washington Times.
Two-time Emmy winner and FFL's Honorary Chair Patricia Heaton didn't march in lockstep at the "March for Women's Lives." "I find it impossible to subscribe to a philosophy that believes that the destruction of human life is a legitimate solution..." said Heaton.
Feminists for Life did not join the Spring 2004 "March for Women's Lives" sponsored by a coalition of abortion advocates on April 25, announced FFL President Serrin Foster. "What organizers don't seem to recognize is that too many women know the gut-wrenching truth about abortion," Foster said. As many as 25 million to 30 million American women have had one or more abortions. Find out more.