Law professor: 'There's not one law that you can think of that controls a man's body' - The Boston Globe

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

53% : Here's what they say about the decision:_______________________________________________________________________________"The most important thing to know is that this does not mean that abortion is immediately illegal all around the country.
53% : Women of color are are far more likely to be seeking services for abortion, and women of color are far more likely to have a need for the lower-cost health services that are offered by places like Planned Parenthood."
50% : So for those women who are resourced, they will likely travel to a state that allows access to abortion.
44% : We will have one set of states, nearly half that may very well prohibit the right to abortion and another set of states, the second half that will allow it.
39% : What it means is that individual states get to make decisions about whether abortion will be legal there or not.
39% : And we know that anybody who's in a sort of marginalized position tends to be impacted by rules that make it harder to get access to abortion.
36% : These are folks who already have precarious access to abortion.

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