January 2, 2019 6:06 PM
‘I’m sitting out this year’s Women’s March. Here’s why you should, too.’
By Cynthia Allen
Fort Worth Star-Telegram
On Jan. 21, 2017, millions of women across the nation and the globe marched in their city streets, united by an opposition to incoming President Trump. As a woman, I could relate in part; I had particular concerns about Trump’s election and some of his behaviors and viewpoints he had expressed during his campaign.
But I had similar concerns about the Women’s March, the principles expressed by its organizers, the organization’s pro-abortion stance and intentional exclusion of pro-life women. It seemed to me that a movement purporting to represent all women, their diverse perspectives and experiences couldn’t be limited to only those who shared the beliefs (and prejudices) of the women in charge.
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