#ProtestPP, a coalition of pro-life groups led by Created Equal, Pro-Life Action League, and Citizens for a Pro-Life Society, has announced its next nationwide protest against Planned Parenthood will take place on Saturday morning, October 10.

Co-sponsored by dozens of pro-life organizations, including Live Action, the previous National Day of Protest on August 22 brought out more than 78,000 pro-lifers at over 300 locations across the United States, as well as six other countries. The coalition described the event as the “largest nationwide protest in history.”

As Live Action News reported last month, the event also inspired a security guard at the Planned Parenthood Bixby facility in Los Angeles, CA, to quit.

#ProtestPP is “committed to exposing the truth about Planned Parenthood and mobilizing the response of pro-life Americans to the baby parts scandal.” At its website, pro-lifers can find information on all aspects of hosting, organizing, and promoting protests.

Most protests are taking place from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m., but be sure to check for exact times and locations of demonstrations closest to you.

#ProtestPP, a coalition of pro-life groups led by Created Equal, Pro-Life Action League, and Citizens for a Pro-Life Society, has announced its next nationwide protest against Planned Parenthood will take place on Saturday morning, October 10.

Co-sponsored by dozens of pro-life organizations, including Live Action, the previous National Day of Protest on August 22 brought out more than 78,000 pro-lifers at over 300 locations across the United States, as well as six other countries. The coalition described the event as the “largest nationwide protest in history.”

As Live Action News reported last month, the event also inspired a security guard at the Planned Parenthood Bixby facility in Los Angeles, CA, to quit.

#ProtestPP is “committed to exposing the truth about Planned Parenthood and mobilizing the response of pro-life Americans to the baby parts scandal.” At its website, pro-lifers can find information on all aspects of hosting, organizing, and promoting protests.

Most protests are taking place from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m., but be sure to check for exact times and locations of demonstrations closest to you.