Politics & Government
Anti-Abortion Protest Coming To 99th And Halsted
The Pro-Life Action League has set the dates for its annual anti-abortion tour, with a stop planned for 99th and Halsted.

CHICAGO, IL — The Pro-Life Action League, an anti-abortion group, is once again planning a series of protests in Chicagoland, with several stops planned on the South Side and south suburbs this month. A busy intersection in the Washington Heights neighborhood is one of the spots where the group plans to gather.
Previous protests in the group's "Face the Truth" tour have included large, often graphic, signs that include images of fetuses with phrases.
“Too often, the issue of abortion is cloaked with abstraction,” said Eric Scheidler, executive director of the Pro-Life Action League. “Euphemisms like ‘choice’ hide the reality that abortion is an act of extreme violence imposed on an innocent human person at the most vulnerable stage of life. We’re going out there to make sure that when people hear news about the fate of Roe v. Wade, they also think about the fate of every unborn child threatened with abortion.”
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The group plans to gather near the intersection of 99th and Halsted streets, just off a Dan Ryan Expressway exit, from 9-10:30 a.m. on Friday, July 13. It will be their first stop of the day that includes visits to 95th Street and Cicero Avenue in Oak Lawn and 95th and Ridgeland Avenue in Chicago Ridge.
"Participants will visit sites throughout the Chicago area, holding pictures of beautiful unborn babies along with signs showing the victims of abortion," the group wrote on its website announcing the tour dates and stops.
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Photo courtesy of the Pro-Life Action League
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