Anti-Trump feminist protest excludes pro-life groups

But pro-lifers say they will take part in the Women's March anyway

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Organisers of a feminist protest against Donald Trump's inauguration have refused to acknowledge the participation of pro-life women.

Destiny Herndon-De La Rosa, along with 50 others from the New Wave Feminists, a pro-life group against abortion, war, the death penalty and other issues, had planned to join the crowd to make their voices heard and even wanted to be listed as partners in the march's official roster.

"We were going to send a message that we were going to be holding Trump accountable," Herndon-De La Rosa said in an interview with Catholic News Service.

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