"I think it disingenuous. Because o people really cared about the children that come from these pregnancie s, then we would have universal preqe," she says. "There is nothing black or white about this... I acknowledge that if some one chooses to not tinue a pregnancy, that is ending the possibility of a child."
This episode contains descriptions of sexual violence.
In Part 1 of our two-part series, we spoke to anti-abortion activists about their preparations for a future without Roe v. Wade.
Today, we talk to people working in abortion clinics about what the potential change could mean for their patients.
“Everybody’s scared,” said one provider from Oklahoma. “Every single person that walks in our clinic, you can see the fear on their faces.”
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