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| This is Jakari Jackson for Infowars.com. | |
| This week marks the anniversary for Roe v. | |
| Wade, if you can call it an anniversary. | |
| But now we see this article, Roe v. | |
| Wade turns 42,000's march in opposition. | |
| This is a march on Washington. | |
| It's my understanding that this hasn't gotten much media attention for some reason, but we'll talk about it here. | |
| Thousands rallied at the National Mall to protest Roe v. | |
| Wade, which of course legalized abortion in our country. | |
| We also have this article, House Passes Bill to Prohibit Federal Funding for Abortion. | |
| And this is, while we're talking about abortion, this is somewhat of an aborted bill because we see House Republicans pulled a bill that would have banned abortion after 20 weeks of pregnancy and instead, Thursday, passed less restrictive legislation to prohibit federal funding for abortion, which I am happy about that. | |
| At least federal funds aren't going to fund abortion. | |
| Abortion is something that's, you know, of course, a big issue in our country, a hot-button issue. | |
| But especially when we think about the lives of blacks, we see a lot of Black Lives Matter protests and things such as that. | |
| And I was very happy to see, looking at some Twitter images, people were out there with signs that says Black Lives Matter, Black Lives Matter, even in the case of abortion. | |
| Especially when you consider blacks are pretty much the hardest hit by abortion. | |
| NYC, more black babies killed by abortion than born. | |
| And this is a 2012 study. | |
| And it's not just in New York. | |
| It's many other places across the country. | |
| So I'm very happy to see the people out there protesting abortion. |
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