Consider This from NPR Latinos are more pro-choice than ever before. What spurred this change?
Oct 19, 2024
Two decades ago, a mere third of Latinos supported legal abortion, but that number has surged to 62%. This shift raises important questions: What’s fueling this change among Latino voters? Hear personal stories, including a woman's secret abortion experience in Colombia, highlighting the complex emotions tied to reproductive choices. The evolving legal landscapes in both Latin America and the U.S. are reshaping perspectives, driving discussions about rights and reform as voters prepare for crucial decisions.
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Movable Billboard
- Mayra Rodriguez campaigns against Prop 139 in Arizona, advocating for restricted abortion access.
- She uses a Winnebago as a "movable billboard" due to limited funding.
Shifting Latino Views
- Latino support for abortion rights has increased significantly in the past two decades.
- This shift prompts questions about the underlying reasons.
Changing Perspective
- Mayra Rodriguez, once a Planned Parenthood employee, now opposes abortion after witnessing its "aftermath."
- Her views contrast with the general trend among Latinos.