Well said Oneday! I agree and I was THERE! 65-70% of this group were under 20 and they are passionate about their future, and thankful that their mother was not among the 45 million since 1973 to have an abortion. The boomer-to-gen-x-er kids are standing up and saying HEY... you all were selfish. They were also mis or uninformed about the choices they had. And these so called religious fanatics have reached out to those who chose abortion. Even offering refuge for them via Rachels House. Please do NOT use blanket statements that we are an unwilling group of hypocrites. I know that the churches around here strive to offer many programs for mothers with children who struggle. They also offer adoption services. My husband and I have indeed opened our own home to children, hugs and all! We are certified foster parents and also certified for state adoption (which we cant WAIT to do!). And I am definitely NOT the only one of the marchers to do this. I lost count of how many adoptive and foster parents I came across. This was a very peaceful, but passionate march. The parks dept estimated 250-300k of our smiling faces attended the march! FANTASTIC! There was just this vibe there that you just KNOW a change is a-comin'! I love my country that allows for others to share opinion openly, just be sure to thank your mother for allowing YOU life to share it also.