Roe v Wade is on the line as the Supreme Court this week hears a huge abortion case from Mississippi.
At the state’s only abortion clinic, an apprehensive mood has descended, while anti-abortion activists are emboldened:
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At the state’s only abortion clinic, an apprehensive mood has descended, while anti-abortion activists are emboldened:
reuters.com/world/us/lone-…
“It makes me want to cry. It makes me feel defeated and horrified that people in this country hate women so much they don't want them to be able to access a full range of pregnancy care,” said a doctor who flies down from Massachusetts to work at the clinic
Outside the clinic, anti-abortion protester Beverly Anderson said she would "praise God" if the Supreme Court overturns Roe v Wade
The case arises from Mississippi’s defense of its 15-week abortion ban, not a total ban, but the court with its 6-3 conservative majority can’t uphold such a law without at a minimum gutting Roe v Wade. The state has openly asked for the court to overturn Roe
What would Mississippi and other conservative states look like if Roe v Wade was overturned?
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