Posted on Jun 29, 2022
With no constitutional right, where can people still access an abortion?
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The U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade last Friday, leaving the future of abortion rights up to the states.
Eleven states already have bans in place. The pro-choice Guttmacher Institute says a majority of states are expected to do the same.
But some states like Minnesota are upholding the right to abortion. Minnesota’s state constitution protects abortion rights up to about 24 weeks.
The state recently welcomed another abortion clinic specifically to meet the needs of out-of-state patients, according to reporting from NPR:
Eleven states already have bans in place. The pro-choice Guttmacher Institute says a majority of states are expected to do the same.
But some states like Minnesota are upholding the right to abortion. Minnesota’s state constitution protects abortion rights up to about 24 weeks.
The state recently welcomed another abortion clinic specifically to meet the needs of out-of-state patients, according to reporting from NPR:
With no constitutional right, where can people still access an abortion?
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Instead of allowing the woman to make the choice. How many people do we each know who have had an abortion? A few? Guess what. The actual number is probably a lot higher than we think. We are all affected by this terrible travesty of SCOTUS overreach.
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I took a friend to a clinic to get an abortion. She already had two kids. She didn't want more and she actually didn't find out until she was about 11-12 weeks and barely could find anywhere that would do it because she was closer to 13 weeks. She did find a clinic - and she had to do that on her own since she couldn't get one at the MTF as it wasn't impacting her life nor unviable. (She was also a fellow soldier).
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SGT Mary G.
SGT (Join to see) Typical rhetorical questions arise . . . are women going to have to go to another state to use the Rx or be prosecuted in their own state? Will some states try to make it illegal for a woman to have it available, if it is needed? . . . no doubt there are more.
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SGT Mary G. - you can find it on-line. I just type in a question in my "search" box & a number of available articles pop up.
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