Kamala Harris rallies as high court eyes abortion pill rules (copy)
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
52% : Abortion in America: How access and attitudes have changed through the centuries Abortion in America: How access and attitudes have changed through the centuries42% : Roe v. Wade protects women's right to abortion; politics shift 1980s-2000s: Legal challenges to Roe v. Wade introduce restrictions 2020s: Roe v. Wade is overturned; Postal Service allowed to mail abortion medication 0
41% : Demonstrators in New York City stood behind a sign with a four-letter expletive directed at Texas, where a federal judge set off the latest salvo in the battle over abortion.
41% : Tags Dcc Wire Lee-national Abortion Protesters Protests Abortion Access Abortion In The United States Kamala Harris Rights Women Demonstrations Politics Law Pharmacology Trade Armed Forces Medicine Government Departments And Ministries Institutions Be the first to know
38% : Since last year's reversal of Roe v. Wade, the 1973 Supreme Court decision that legalized the right to an abortion, more than a dozen states effectively outlawed abortion, while others moved to further tighten abortion laws.
36% : Pre-1850: Abortions in early America are commonplace Mid-1800s: Birth of the American Medical Association shifts abortion oversight from midwives to doctors; abortion is criminalized 1960s: 'Back-alley butchers,' birth control, and protests 1970s:
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