Marching into a post-Roe America

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Jan. 20 will mark the 50th March for Life in Washington, D.C., and the first in a post-Roe America — a tremendous victory and source of encouragement for pro-life Americans. Yet we are keenly aware of the pressing need to engage on new fronts and unite our movement for the work that lies ahead.

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