Women’s March in St. Paul Focuses on Attacking Conservative Ideals
St. Paul, MN – The Women’s March in Minnesota took place Saturday, with group organizers saying over 60,000 people came out to protest several issues.
The march represented many issues and viewpoints including:
No borders
Funding Planned Parenthood
Keeping the Affordable Care Act
Black Lives Matter
LGBTQ Rights
Environmental issues
Racial equity
Equal pay
Pro-Choice
Anti-Republican
Anti-patriarchy
Anti-Dakota Pipeline
Pro-Hillary
Anti-Trump
And “Anti-Hate.”
However, the anti-hatred and tolerance only applied if you agreed with the marchers’ viewpoints. A small group of pro-life demonstrators were attacked by those participating in the Women’s March. The pro-life demonstrators were blocked from view, screamed at, and had drinks, snow and mud thrown at them.
Several key speakers said they were afraid the Trump administration will take away “abortion rights” – tomorrow pro-lifers will march in Minnesota, with the national March for Life taking place in DC on January 27th.
