Opinion | The predictable and infuriating thing women are being asked to do after the end of Roe

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

47% : That's not to discourage the thousands who took to the streets last Friday, or those who have, for generations, stood at the front lines of the same battles we're still somehow fighting: for abortion access, gun control, voting rights and equal pay.
45% : Some 4 million women marched in 2017 to protest the inauguration of a person who bragged about grabbing women by their genitals and who lost the popular vote by millions, millions hit the streets again in 2018 to demand long-overdue legislation to save our children from gun violence, and Black women and mothers were at the forefront of Black Lives Matter marches, which polls showed were attended by 15 million to 26 million people.
38% : But we must also make our rage count by donating to organizations that help women access resources that are vital to their well-being and sharing our homes with those seeking care in states that protect abortion.

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