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Related: About this forumThe Mostly Virtual March For Life Will Still Cause Street Closures In D.C.
https://dcist.com/story/21/01/27/march-for-life-street-closures-dc/
The annual March for Life is taking place virtually this year due to the pandemic and heightened security around the Capitol following the Jan. 6 insurrection. While organizers are telling participants to stay home for the event, they are still hosting a smaller rally and march in D.C. on Friday with a handful of anti-abortion speakers, performers, and elected officials.
The rally will begin at 12 p.m. ET and be streamed on the March for Life website, Facebook, and YouTube channel.
Though smaller than usual, the planned march from the National Mall to the Supreme Court building marking the anniversary of the Supreme Courts 1973 decision in Roe vs. Wade is still going to create traffic delays and closures.
The Metropolitan Police Department said drivers should anticipate street closures in the following areas:
The National Mall
LEnfant Plaza
John Marshall Park
Union Station
The U.S. Capitol grounds
The annual March for Life is taking place virtually this year due to the pandemic and heightened security around the Capitol following the Jan. 6 insurrection. While organizers are telling participants to stay home for the event, they are still hosting a smaller rally and march in D.C. on Friday with a handful of anti-abortion speakers, performers, and elected officials.
The rally will begin at 12 p.m. ET and be streamed on the March for Life website, Facebook, and YouTube channel.
Though smaller than usual, the planned march from the National Mall to the Supreme Court building marking the anniversary of the Supreme Courts 1973 decision in Roe vs. Wade is still going to create traffic delays and closures.
The Metropolitan Police Department said drivers should anticipate street closures in the following areas:
The National Mall
LEnfant Plaza
John Marshall Park
Union Station
The U.S. Capitol grounds
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The Mostly Virtual March For Life Will Still Cause Street Closures In D.C. (Original Post)
IronLionZion
Jan 2021
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turtleblossom
(504 posts)1. A march for what life?
elleng
(136,070 posts)2. commemorates/protests date of SupCt's issuance of Roe v Wade decision,
January 22, 1973
elleng
(136,070 posts)3. 'Thanks,' was wondering what they'd do this year,
as first time I noticed it was in 1985 as I was giving birth @ Georgetown University Hospital!
Arne
(3,602 posts)4. Perhaps we need a march for half a million lives.