“I was amazed at the detail and resolution of the images by Created Equal, depicting a horror inflicted against a person who is clearly not just a blob of tissue.” - Donnie, student, Wright State University

The historic battle of the Alamo may have been lost, but independence was ultimately won from Mexico. Similarly, when we left San Antonio last fall—after losing the first battle to display victims of abortion on the celebrated site—I made the commitment to return. And we did.

Last fall, after approving our permit to use our JumboTV on the site to broadcast video of abortion victims, city officials showed up the morning of the event to shut us down with an ordinance they had not enforced on others.

Partnering with Love of Truth Ministries and the Center for Bio-Ethical Reform, we returned this

year with our Truth Truck to circulate mobile billboards while the Genocide Awareness Project took place on the grounds. Not only were the victims of abortion made apparent to passers-by, but San Antonio city officials learned a valuable lesson: we will not go home quietly when those in power try to trample our First Amendment Rights. We remembered the Alamo.

WE NEED YOUR HELP TO CONTINUE TO DEVELOP NEW MEDIA TO EXPOSE ABORTION! YOUR GIFT OF ANY SIZE PERMITS US TO CREATE AND DEPLOY MEDIA MATCHED WITH WINSOME AMBASSADORS TO CHANGE MINDS AND SAVE LIVES.

Abortion advocates want to shut down Created Equal because we are a threat to their business. Seeing abortion turns open-minded individuals away from the barbaric practice. And with a host of media formats at our disposal—handheld signs, mobile billboards, independent JumboTVs, our new JumboTV trailer—we are exposing abortion like never before.

The addition of the JumboTV trailer combines the power of a massive video screen with the mobility of the Truth Truck. The bright screens on both sides of the trailer maximize viewership as we circulate campuses or downtown squares.

When people see our media, not only is abortion no longer a vague concept wrapped in euphemism, but this atrocity does the alarming act of protesting itself. So long as abortion is hidden behind the walls of abortion facilities, people may effectively put it out of their minds. This is much harder to do when they are staring at a video screen showing twitching limbs of dying children.

Stand with us to expose the brutal reality of abortion!

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Our cutting-edge media makes the reality of abortion unavoidable. Top: The Ohio State University students experience the one-two punch of the Truth Truck paired

with the JumboTV trailer. Bottom: The JumboTV draws crowds and creates productive debate at the University of Akron (OH).

We “remember the Alamo!” The city of San Antonio engaged in blatant content-based discrimination to shut us down last year. But we returned to show them they cannot silence the victims forever.

Students at Otterbein University (Westerville, OH) are primed to follow in the bullying footsteps of San Antonio officials. As reported previously, they recently recruited a “bed sheet brigade” to try to cover up our pictures of aborted babies. When we returned a few weeks later—complete with the Truth Truck and JumboTV trailer—the campus newspaper tweeted that the students were falling behind: “Created Equal protesters out number [sic] student protesters in both members and signs.”

But the difficulty to maintain momentum is irrelevant to the radical abortion advocates willing to bully their way to false victory. Otterbein is a private campus; thus, our demonstrations take place on a public sidewalk at a busy campus thoroughfare. However, the campus newspaper recently reported that the Otterbein student government is considering a proposal to purchase the public sidewalk to effectively kill our free speech!

Director of Training Seth Drayer writes on our blog (CreatedEqualBlog.org):

Preferring censorship to robust debate, this vocal minority is indicative of a generation not only too weak to deal with inconvenient truths but also too willing to punish whistleblowers . . . Our campuses are turning into a nightmare from Neverland—with children who “won’t grow up” habitually playing the victim card—rather than centers of vigorous discourse. . . . Peter Pan’s incessant “I won’t grow up” mantra may make for pleasant entertainment for our kids, but it is nothing less than horrifying when it becomes the drumbeat of those aspiring to be adults.

ACTION POINT: TELL OTHERS ABOUT OTTERBEIN’S ATTEMPT TO KILL FREE SPEECH. VISIT CREATEDEQUALBLOG.ORG. READ THE PIECE ABOUT OTTERBEIN UNIVERSITY AND SHARE IT ON FACEBOOK, TWITTER, AND MORE.

As seen in recent events at Yale and University of Missouri, students at Otterbein are part of a growing epidemic of adults being treated like babies who need to be coddled and sheltered from difficult subjects. These students are our future leaders and decision-makers. It is imperative they be exposed to differing viewpoints. Toward that end, we are excited to announce we are now accepting applications for the Spring 2016 Justice Ride!

Who: High school & college students What: Creating public dialogue about abortion Where: University campuses across Florida When: Mar 5-13, 2016 Cost: $225 if application is submitted by Dec. 16. (Cost is

$275 after this date)

Applications and details are available at www.JusticeRide.org.

WILL YOU HELP UNDERWRITE THE COST OF THE JUSTICE RIDE? YOUR GIFT OF $75, $40, $15, OR $5 HELPS US EQUIP STUDENTS.

These bold preborn defenders who will not back down in the face of bullies are vital to our mission to rescue children!

Defending life and liberty,

Mark Harrington, National Director, Created Equal

P.S.— Reflecting on her experience on the Justice Ride, Ari said, “In the seven days I spent with Created Equal, almost my entire outlook on life changed.” Now Ari is hoping to join our office next summer full-time as an intern. Will you help us mentor more preborn defenders like her?

Join the Spring 2016 Justice Ride! Applications are available at JusticeRide.org. Save $50 by applying

before December 16, 2015!

From bizarre to bullying: Students at Otterbein University (central Ohio) have

tried in vain to censor our signs. Now they’re asking the university to buy a public sidewalk to kill our free speech.