“On April 18, protesters gathered at Schenley Plaza for the inaugural “Pittsburgh Pro-Life March.” This event was co-hosted by the University of Pittsburgh’s (Pitt) pro-life student organization Choose Life at Pitt, the Pennsylvania pro-life organization People Concerned for the Unborn Child(and its campaign the Magee Project), the Pennsylvania branch of the American Solidarity Party, and the Jewish Pro-Life Foundation.”

“Abortion remains a divisive issue in the United States, and while the Catholic Church has taken a clear stand against abortion, different Christian groups have been divided on the issue in a way that has informed the advocacy and arguments surrounding it.”

“Something good has happened in American politics. Pro-life single-issue voters do not have to vote for Republicans anymore.”

“This year, one of our alumni took his civic commitment a step further by deciding to run for the U.S. presidency. Meet Peter Sonski (B.A. 2008; M.S.M. 2016), who ran on the American Solidarity Party (ASP) ticket.”

“The American Solidarity Party is gaining traction with a subset of highly engaged Christian voters who see their pro-life commitments as more expansive than just opposing abortion.”