Nevertheless, she persisted: the futility of restricting abortion

In this engaging discussion, Sasha Nauta, public policy editor at The Economist, dives into the complex landscape of abortion rights. She contrasts the restrictive U.S. environment with progressive advancements in countries like Thailand and South Korea. Nauta highlights the futility of restricting abortion access, emphasizing that women will seek care regardless of legality. The conversation also pays tribute to Katherine Johnson, a trailblazing mathematician at NASA, and examines ongoing challenges in workplace equality for women globally.