DC favored Black Lives Matter over anti-abortion groups in ‘defacement’ rules, court rules

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A federal appeals court ruled on Tuesday that Washington illegally discriminated against a group of anti-abortion protesters who were denied permission by the district to write messages in chalk opposing abortion on sidewalks.

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