After the Supreme Court issued its decision in June, I spoke with activist Evan Greer about the state of privacy. Shortly after that conversation, Google announced that it would delete users' location data if it detected a visit to a health care center that provides abortions. In August, voters in Kansas came out in large numbers to protect the right to abortion in the state's constitution. The framing goes back to that 14th Amendment bucket of interests, says author Dalia Lithwick.