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March 06, 2012 News & Features » Cover Story

Taken Aback 

Women's-rights advocates take their message to the grounds of the State Capitol and find a stunning display of force.

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From outside the Bell Tower in Capitol Square, during their march along Broad Street past the National Theater, the federal courthouse and back again, a mass of protesters chant: "Not the church, not the state. Women must decide their fate." By…

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