A pro-abortion woman gave a lecture in January at the University of Michigan (supported by our tax dollars), for which the school paid $1,000. The woman’s talk was accompanied by an ongoing display of her so-called art collection, dubbed “4000 Years for Choice,” which consists of posters celebrating the fact that women may choose to have their unborn babies killed.
Students for Life of America are seeking to have the prominently displayed collection removed. Debra Schwartz, senior public relations representative for the college’s Institute for Research on Women and Gender, naturally defended and downplayed the display. It’s not political, she said, adding, “Heather [Ault] is trying to get past the hanger and the idea of back-alley dirty abortions and celebrate the ways women, and men for that matter, can control their reproductive system through birth control and even by aborting a fetus.”
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