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What People are Saying…

“My uncle [Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.] knew that the ugly reality of segregation had to be seen visually… He therefore organized events at which the eyes of the media could broadcast the way our people were treated when water hoses and dogs were unleashed on their peaceful marches. People responded to those images, not simply to abstract concepts of ‘segregation’ and ‘equality.’ Likewise, people…respond to the disturbing images of aborted children.”

Dr. Alveda King

“I’m convinced that this is one of the best places to present the Gospel. All I had to do was ask onlookers, ‘what do you think about this?’ and a meaningful conversation had begun. Thank you not only for saving the lives of future children who will be conceived in the Louisville area, but for being an avenue to for campus ministers to plant seeds of faith that could save the souls of students.”

FCA Campus Minister, University of Louisville

“I have shown videos and pictures like this to young girls considering abortion over the last ten years, and I can say that the pictures have much more of an impact than any words I could use to persuade them. Sometimes it’s hard to look at the pictures, but it is the truth, and that is what can really change minds and save people’s lives.”

Debbie Newburn, Crisis Pregnancy Counselor, Knoxville

Hard to Miss Trucks

 

The Reproductive "Choice" Campaign is unlike anything ever undertaken in the pro life movement, and is the latest step in CBR's unwavering commitment to exposing the truth of abortion. Each high resolution sign is designed to juxtapose the reality of abortion (picture) with its abstraction called ("choice"). Since abortion advocates always talk about "choice" the world needs to see what that "choice" does to unborn children.

Virtually every TV station, newspaper and magazine in America blanketly refuses to show this country what abortion actually does. As such, CBR has poured great energies into finding ways around these media gatekeepers. The American roadway has become one of our chief venues, and although we are not always popular, we are very effective.