Roe vs. Wade occurred on January 22, 1973.  But the beginning of the abortion holocaust started approximately 60 before that.  It took many years for activists to change the views of the nation toward sex, pregnancy and the unborn child.  They started out slowly but methodically to change the laws and viewpoints of the politicians, judges, doctors and lawyers to legalize abortion.  Ending the holocaust will take twice as much work.  I believe we have a long way to go, but we must not despair.  We must always work in a positive and humble manner, while always demanding that the unborn deserve the right to life.

There are many experts in the pro-life movement, such as Father Frank Pavone, who have written books on the topic.  His book is called "Ending Abortion, Not just Fighting It."  I strongly recommend you purchase a copy at:

In this book he explains concisely what has to be done to end the slaughter.  Sacrifices must be made by pro-life people to educate the nation that unborn children are real human beings from the moment of conception.  They have the right to live as given by the U.S. Constitution.  The U.S. Constitution does not discriminate against any group in society.  The masses must be taught the abortion is an act of violence that unjustly kills another.  The baby feels pain as early as 6 weeks and the heart is beating at 19 days.

I agree with Father Pavone, that the fight contains many tactics.  We must be politically active, use our right to vote and endorse proper candidates.  We must speak out, write letters to politicians informing them how we feel.  Write letters to companies who promote the culture of death.  Write letters to the editor in newspapers. 

We must work with our Church to motivate them to help the unborn.  We must educate those who do not know the truth via radio, TV, internet and magazines.  We must be active on the streets with abortion mill side walk counseling, Life Chains, Marches in Washington etc.  Graphic images of aborted babies are a key education tool in this holocaust.  There is definitely a place for their use in our movement.