Thirty-One Years of Freedom

Thirty-One Years of Freedom

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On the 31th anniversary of Roe v. Wade, the number of US abortion providers has fallen to its lowest level in three decades, a trend many physicians ascribe to a hostile political climate, the surge of hospital mergers and a lack of enthusiasm for teaching the procedure at most medical schools. And things will likely get worse with most centers of political power in the US currently occupied by anti-choice hardliners.

Fortunately, there are numerous organizations taking effective action to help preserve and expand women’s right to reproductive choice. Joining one of them today would be a good way to mark the anniversary’s importance. Click here for a listing of links to groups as well as relevant Nation articles, essays and columns, including Jennifer Baumgardner’s recent editorial, “We’re Not Sorry, Charlie.” Laura Flanders’s Your Call radio program will also feature a Roe anniversary show today. Click here to listen online.

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