Training up the next generation of leaders to take on the culture of death and win. That’s the goal of Created Equal, a new group founded by Mark Harrington, the former executive director of the Center for Bio-Ethical Reform (CBR) Midwest.
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. offered on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial. As Harrington sees it, this phrase summarizes the pro-life message quite well. Abortion is age-based discrimination.
“I owe CBR a debt of gratitude for helping to pioneer some of the most effective projects in fighting abortion,” Harrington says. “The experience of applying the proven methods of historical social reform to the abortion battle has uniquely prepared me for the next phase of my service in the pro-life movement.”
Harrington says Created Equal will specialize in youth training and outreach at the high school and college level. The group also promises to be more agile in its use of prenatal and abortion imagery.
“The use of new media and various other cutting edge display technologies will permit us to train and reach more students than ever before,” Harrington says. “Our projects will be easily transferable to students all across America so they can win the abortion debate on campus now and into the future.”
Harrington’s 12-year tenure with CBR ended on April 8, 2011.
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