File:Black - Abortion protester van (418307013).jpg
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English: This van was parked outside of the Women's Clinic that was bombed by Eric Rudolph in the mid-90's. It's still open, and obviously still draws protesters. It had broken down though, and the woman who owned it, couldn't get anyone to let her use their phone to call for a tow. |
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| Source | Black - Abortion protester van |
| Author | Dave Walker from Birmingham, AL, USA |
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