For the first time in nearly 50 years, crowds of anti-abortion activists will not march on the Supreme Court this January.
The March for Life, the largest annual anti-abortion protest, announced Friday afternoon that because of the twin concerns of COVID-19 and increased security on Capitol Hill, it will not hold the large event in Washington, D.C., this year. Instead, it will hold an online rally in late January. A small group of anti-abortion leaders will still gather in Washington, D.C., to lead it.
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