Joshua Prager

Joshua Prager, journalist and author of "The Family Roe," dives deep into the life of Norma McCorvey, famously known as Jane Roe. He explores her complex journey from an advocate for abortion rights to a vocal opponent, revealing the emotional turmoil behind her identity struggles. The discussion also covers Texas's pivotal role in the abortion debate, highlighting socioeconomic factors affecting women's choices. Prager connects social issues like racism and misogyny to Supreme Court perspectives, emphasizing the need to understand diverse opinions in this ongoing fight.

Join Mary Ziegler, a legal historian focused on reproductive rights, Loretta J. Ross, an activist championing justice for women of color, Erika Bachiochi, a feminist legal scholar, and journalist Joshua Prager as they delve into the future of reproductive rights in the wake of Roe v. Wade's potential reversal. The discussion covers the implications for abortion access, the intersection of social justice with reproductive rights, and the need for nuanced dialogues in a polarized climate. Personal experiences and diverse perspectives highlight the complexities of the ongoing debate.