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Women’s clinic defenders, Philadelphia, July, 1993.
Women’s clinic defenders, Philadelphia, July, 1993.
Women’s clinic defenders, Philadelphia, July, 1993.
Women’s clinic defenders, Philadelphia, July, 1993.
Members of Operation Rescue gather to blockade a women’s clinic, Philadelphia, July, 1993.
Members of Operation Rescue gather to blockade a women’s clinic, Philadelphia, July, 1993.
Members of Operation Rescue gather to blockade a women’s clinic, Philadelphia, July, 1993.
Members of Operation Rescue gather to blockade a women’s clinic, Philadelphia, July, 1993.
Members of Operation Rescue gather to blockade a women’s clinic, Philadelphia, July, 1993.
Members of Operation Rescue gather to blockade a women’s clinic, Philadelphia, July, 1993.
Members of Operation Rescue gather for a women’s clinic blockade, Philadelphia, July, 1993.
Members of Operation Rescue gather for a women’s clinic blockade, Philadelphia, July, 1993.
Members of Operation Rescue in prayer across from a women’s clinic, Philadelphia, July, 1993.
Members of Operation Rescue gather to blockade a women’s clinic, Philadelphia, July, 1993.
Members of Operation Rescue gather to blockade a women’s clinic, Philadelphia, July, 1993.
Members of Operation Rescue gather to blockade a women’s clinic, Philadelphia, July, 1993.
Members of Operation Rescue gather to blockade a women’s clinic, Philadelphia, July, 1993.
Members of Operation Rescue gather for a women’s clinic blockade, Philadelphia, July, 1993.
Members of Operation Rescue gather for a women’s clinic blockade, Philadelphia, July, 1993.
Members of Operation Rescue gather to blockade a women’s clinic, Philadelphia, July, 1993.
Clergy from Operation Rescue gather to blockade a women’s clinic, Philadelphia, July, 1993.
Clergy from Operation Rescue gather to blockade a women’s clinic, Philadelphia, July, 1993.
Candlelight vigil for Dr. David Gunn, who was shot by an anti-abortion protester after he got out of his car at the Pensacola Women’s Medical Services clinic on March 10, 1993. New York City, March 11, 1993.
Candlelight vigil for Dr. David Gunn, who was shot by an anti-abortion protester after he got out of his car at the Pensacola Women’s Medical Services clinic on March 10, 1993. New York City, March 11, 1993.
Candlelight vigil for Dr. David Gunn, who was shot and killed by an anti abortion protester after he got out of his car at the Pensacola Women’s Medical Services clinic on March 10, 1993. New York City, March 11, 1993.
Candlelight vigil for Dr. David Gunn, who was shot and killed by an anti abortion protester after he got out of his car at the Pensacola Women’s Medical Services clinic on March 10, 1993. New York City, March 11, 1993.
Candlelight vigil for Dr. David Gunn, who was shot and killed by an anti abortion protester after he got out of his car at the Pensacola Women’s Medical Services clinic on March 10, 1993. New York City, March 11, 1993.
Candlelight vigil for Dr. David Gunn, who was shot and killed by an anti abortion protester after he got out of his car at the Pensacola Women’s Medical Services clinic on March 10, 1993. New York City, March 11, 1993.
Protesters shout down moderator ,Nat Hentoff and Pennsylvania Gov. Robert Casey, Cooper Union, New York City, October 2, 1992. In October of 1992, after being denied a platform at the Democratic National Convention, the question Democratic Pennsylvania Gov. Robert Casey was to address that night at Cooper Union, “Can a liberal be pro-life?” . In the Great Hall, where Abraham Lincoln once spoke, activists from ACT UP, WHAM! and Students for Choice would shout Casey down. He left the building without delivering his speech.
Protesters turn their backs on moderator, Nat Hentoff and Pennsylvania Gov. Robert Casey, Cooper Union, New York City, October 2, 1992. In October of 1992, after being denied a platform at the Democratic National Convention, the question Democratic Pennsylvania Gov. Robert Casey was to address that night at Cooper Union, “Can a liberal be pro-life?” . In the Great Hall, where Abraham Lincoln once spoke, activists from ACT UP, WHAM! and Students for Choice would shout Casey down. He left the building without delivering his speech.
Protesters turn their backs on moderator, Nat Hentoff and Pennsylvania Gov. Robert Casey, Cooper Union, New York City, October 2, 1992. In October of 1992, after being denied a platform at the Democratic National Convention, the question Democratic Pennsylvania Gov. Robert Casey was to address that night at Cooper Union, “Can a liberal be pro-life?” . In the Great Hall, where Abraham Lincoln once spoke, activists from ACT UP, WHAM! and Students for Choice would shout Casey down. He left the building without delivering his speech.
Village Voice columnist and the event moderator, introduces Governor Robert Casey, Cooper Union, New York City. In October of 1992, after being denied a platform at the Democratic National Convention, the question Democratic Pennsylvania Gov. Robert Casey was to address that night at Cooper Union, “Can a liberal be pro-life?” . In the Great Hall, where Abraham Lincoln once spoke, activists from ACT UP, WHAM! and Students for Choice would shout Casey down. He left the building without delivering his speech.
Village Voice columnist and the event moderator, introduces Governor Robert Casey, Cooper Union, New York City. In October of 1992, after being denied a platform at the Democratic National Convention, the question Democratic Pennsylvania Gov. Robert Casey was to address that night at Cooper Union, “Can a liberal be pro-life?” . In the Great Hall, where Abraham Lincoln once spoke, activists from ACT UP, WHAM! and Students for Choice would shout Casey down. He left the building without delivering his speech.
Pennsylvania Gov. Robert Casey enters Cooper Union as Students for Choice protest his arrival, New York City, October 2, 1992. In October of 1992, after being denied a platform at the Democratic National Convention, the question Democratic Pennsylvania Gov. Robert Casey was to address that night at Cooper Union, “Can a liberal be pro-life?” . In the Great Hall, where Abraham Lincoln once spoke, activists from ACT UP, WHAM! and Students for Choice would shout Casey down. He left the building without delivering his speech.
Pennsylvania Gov. Robert Casey enters Cooper Union as Students for Choice protest his arrival, New York City, October 2, 1992. In October of 1992, after being denied a platform at the Democratic National Convention, the question Democratic Pennsylvania Gov. Robert Casey was to address that night at Cooper Union, “Can a liberal be pro-life?” . In the Great Hall, where Abraham Lincoln once spoke, activists from ACT UP, WHAM! and Students for Choice would shout Casey down. He left the building without delivering his speech.
Students for Choice Cooper Union, New York City, October 2, 1992.
Students for Choice Cooper Union, New York City, October 2, 1992.
Operation Rescue protest at the home of abortion provider, Dr. Bernard Luck, Orange, New York, 1992.
Operation Rescue protest at the home of abortion provider, Dr. Bernard Luck, Orange, New York, 1992.
Operation Rescue’s “Life Chain” march, New York, 1992.
Operation Rescue’s “Life Chain” march, New York, 1992.
