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    One day, in high school, the young republicans club, or whatever the hell they were, organized a day like that. About...
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I am a Teenage Feminist: Catholic School Girl →

fedonhoneydew:

My high school held
(as many Catholic schools do)
an optional day of silence
to symbolize the lost voices of children
never born because of abortion.

I participated.
Spent the day in solemn silence,
for the voices I’d never hear.

It only strikes me as truly poignant now,



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