Campus rally 4-10

Right outside the Clark building of the SJSU campus, pro-life activists were in protest of SB-320, a California legislation that allows RU-486 abortion pills to be allowed on campus clinics.

Many sign were waved stating "SB-320 deserve Admins Oppositions!" and "#NoCampusAbortions".

Some of the other students and individuals the listened in on the event expressed their opposing opinion on the topic and were more pro-choice, stating it was their constitutional right for their freedom of choice to decide whether they want this pill.

The pro-life activists explained more on what the RU-486 pill does instating that, "the RU-486 is two pills, the first pill starving the fetus, and the 2nd pill expelling the fetus from the body in a bloody way.  I would define that as violent."

One of the pro-life activists stated, "instead the state could use that money towards helping women and students mothers" instead of "ending" a life.

Before leaving the small rally, one of the pro-life activists recommended to "Google embrocation textbooks to see where life actually starts".

I for one agree more with the pro-life activists and their stance, and life is too valuable to be discarded.


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