'Keep Your Laws Off My Body': Women's March protesters rally across U.S. to protect Roe v. Wade

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

50% : "No matter where you live, no matter where you are, this moment is dark - it is dark - but that's why we're here," Alexis McGill Johnson, president of Planned Parenthood, told the crowd.
43% : On Sept. 1, Texas's law state went into effect prohibiting abortion once cardiac activity is detected, around six weeks gestation, before most people know they are pregnant.
43% : The title of the March is a nod to the reproductive justice movement, founded by women of color, which advocates not just for abortion to be legal, but accessible to all, regardless of socio-economic status or any other barrier that might cut someone off from the procedure.
40% : "There is stigma surrounding abortion, even from people who support abortion access," she said.
32% : one man protesting abortion yelled.
31% : Students For Life of America, a Virginia-based youth antiabortion group fighting to make abortion illegal in all circumstances, organized counterprotests Saturday in cities including Washington, Austin, and Jackson, Miss., said Kristan Hawkins, the group's president.

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