[JenB]

I stick by my words. It was a stupid move because it's almost certainly what the homosexual group was hoping for. I don't think the word 'diversity' is a magic touchstone, but it could be a good thing to demonstrate that it's not 'just' right-wing conservative Christians who want to end abortion.

Causing a ruckus is not a good way to promote our cause; what do you think will be reported now, how many thousands of people showed up, or that "pro-life groups order peaceful homosexuals arrested", which is how the media will spin it?

Also I was disappointed that, when we were standing there for at last 90 minutes listening to various political groups, there were only two Protestant ministers invited. (If I'm wrong on this let me know.) I have been told that the march is organized by the Knights of Columbus and that they are strict about who they let speak; is this true?

[Steve0113]

I have been told that the march is organized by the Knights of Columbus and that they are strict about who they let speak; is this true?

As far as I know, that is incorrect. Nellie Gray organizes the march and decides who will speak. The K of C only provides volunteers for the countless tasks that are involved.