Snowflakes trickled down as North Texas March for Life participants undaunted by blustery weather finished their procession Saturday morning in downtown...
About 2,900 people took to the streets to march on a frigid Saturday morning in opposition to abortion, event organizers say.
The march, which organizers said drew about 2,900 participants, began after a Mass at the Cathedral Shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe and led to a rally at the Earle Cabell Federal Courthouse, where the Roe lawsuit originated that ultimately legalized abortion in 1973. “That case, wow, it started here. It just, unfortunately, permeated the nation. So it really doesn’t matter where we are. We really do have to march for the rights of the unborn and ... to be a voice for them,” he said.It all started with a $15 filing fee.
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