#ProtestPP: Nationwide protests planned this weekend to defund America’s Abortion Corporation

Saturday, February 11, will see myraids of activity at nationwide Planned Parenthood facilities. But the abortion corporation won’t be busy because of its customers; it will be busy because Americans have had enough and are staging a nationwide protest to encourage Congress and President Trump to strip the abortion giant of its taxpayer funding. #ProtestPP, which has conducted two previous nationwide protests, is honing in as Congress is facing the potential defunding of the abortion corporation.

So far, 44 states have confirmed participation, with a total of 211 protests planned. With just over 650 Planned Parenthood facilities nationwide, and more protest sites being added this week, pro-lifers are hopeful for a profound impact across the nation. Organizers write:

While the mobilization is centralized, the protests have unique flavors. The site lists various suggestions for types of protests pro-lifers may want to hold in their region:

• “Old School” Picket

• Rally with Speakers

• Silent Protest

• Prayer Vigil

With each suggestion is an explanation, as well as tips on how to work with police and conduct the protest within the bounds of the law. The site also has PDFs of protest signs each group may want to use.

The organizers behind #ProtestPP are from various pro-life groups, working in unity to fight against taxpayer funding of the abortion corporation. These organizers came together after The Center for Medical Progress released its videos in the summer of 2015:

While #ProtestPP has many locations in place, it is still seeking to add more, and anyone who finds their region does not have a planned protest may visit the website and add their local Planned Parenthood to the list by leading a protest — which can simply be a prayer vigil.

The current lists of protest sites may be found here.

For more information, people may visit the #ProtestPP site, email info@protestpp.com, or call 773-777-2900.

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