"Act For Abortion":On The 49th Anniversary Of Roe V. Wade, A Flash Mob In Celebration Of Bodily Autonomy Will Take To The Steps Of The Supreme Court In D.C.

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

57% : "We come together, with joy and unity, to say that we stand on the side of morality, and that abortion is normal and a right which must be accessible to all.
54% : The actionâ€"supported by a range of reproductive rights and social justice organizationsâ€"featured approximately 50 activists and performers, including DJs, dancers, drummers, and appearances by the Resistance Revival Chorus, Reverend Vince Anderson and Meah Pace, Thank God For Abortion, as well as a prayer led by Reverend Dr. Jacqui Lewis of Middle Church.
51% : "Let's take this moment to pray for abortion.
48% : We who believe in God have had and will continue to have abortions, and also provide abortions because a core tenet of our faith is compassionate care for our neighbors," says organizer Viva Ruiz of Thank God For Abortion.
46% : Act for Abortion also includes a social media campaign providing tangible steps all Americans can take to protect abortion access.
45% : The Resistance Revival Chorus, Shout Your Abortion, Thank God For Abortion, Ultraviolet, Wide Awakes, The Women's Foundation of California, Women's March, Working Families Party, and a wide coalition of Musicians, DJs, Dancers, Nightlife Performers, and Visual Artists.
41% : The gathering, Act for Abortion, happened as the Court prepared to rule on landmark abortion cases in Texas and Mississippi, with dire implications for the future of reproductive freedom in this country.
35% : "Overturning Roe and criminalizing abortion is monstrous, anti-family, anti-child, anti-woman, and a human rights violation for all people who can get pregnant," said fellow organizer Sarah Sophie Flicker, one of the organizers of the original Women's March.

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