Pro-choice rallies continue in Chicago a day after Roe v. Wade is overturned

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

53% : Hasselbacher works with researchers on policy reform covering access to contraception and abortion, consent and confidentiality for young people, among other research topics surrounding youth and health care.
46% : "I think we also need to have in mind models of care that affirm people's dignity in the situation of abortion, and make sure that moral stigma doesn't affect people's experiences," Krauss said.
44% : (Chris Sweda / Chicago Tribune)One day after the historic ruling by the U.S. Supreme Court removed the national protection for abortion, hundreds of pro-choice supporters again took the streets in Chicago to express their rage and sadness about the ruling while also vowing to never give up the fight for abortion rights.
44% : meaning, "Abortion on demand and without apology!"
44% :Patricia Willin, from El Salvador, said pro-choice allies can learn from protesters in Latin American countries who in recent years have taken to the streets and demanded decriminalization of abortion.
37% : Amy Krauss, who has researched reproductive rights in Latin America and studied institutional inequality after Mexico City legalized abortion while other Mexican states further criminalized it, said she expects states to intensify their laws in the wake of Roe v. Wade being overturned.

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