December 1, 2021 | Special Edition: Everything you need to know about the case that could overturn Roe v. Wade
With so much at stake for women and for equality, Ms . will be reporting on policy initiatives and progress within Congress and the Biden-Harris administration—as well as tracking the backlash to equality. Every Wednesday, we will keep you updated, informed and ready to push forward!
Supreme Court Could Redefine When a Fetus Becomes a Person, Upholding Abortion Limits While Preserving the Privacy Right Under Roe v. Wade [[link removed]]
BY MORGAN MARIETTA | Since the Supreme Court recognized a constitutional right to abortion almost 50 years ago, a powerful legal movement has sought to overturn the ruling, while abortion rights advocates have fought to protect it.
On Wednesday, Dec. 1, 2021, the Court will hear a case many believe will force the conservative justices—who now command a majority of the Court—to decide if they will strike down Roe v. Wade or uphold the long-standing precedent.
There is a third path the justices could take. The Court may focus its ruling on a more neglected aspect of the ruling in Roe —the Court’s understanding of the facts of fetal personhood.
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Supreme Court To Hear Case That Could Deny People’s Ability To Live Life on Their Own Terms [[link removed]]
How to Listen to the Supreme Court Case That Will Determine the Future of U.S. Abortion Rights [[link removed]]
A Visit to the Mississippi Clinic at the Center of the Abortion Case Before the Supreme Court [[link removed]]
Wide Majority of Americans Approve of Roe v. Wade and Disapprove of New Texas Abortion Law [[link removed]]
Texas’s Six-Week Abortion Ban In Effect for Almost Three Months—With No End in Sight [[link removed]]
Abortion After Roe: Long Road Trips and Crowded Clinics [[link removed]]
The Justices Have No Robes [[link removed]]
Religion Must Not Substitute Science in the Abortion Debate [[link removed]]
What we're reading
We know it's hard to keep up with everything going on in the world right now. That's why going forward, we'll provide a weekly roundup of the stories we think are important that Ms. may not have covered. Here's what we're reading this week:
"I Was Raped by My Father. An Abortion Saved My Life." [[link removed]] — The New York Times (from Ms. contributor and "On the Issues" podcast host Dr. Michele Goodwin)
"What will US’s future look like if abortion becomes a crime again?” [[link removed]] — The Guardian
"‘Her Heart Was Beating Too’: The Women Who Died After Abortion Bans" [[link removed]] — The New York Times
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Tune in for a new episode of Ms. magazine's podcast, On the Issues with Michele Goodwin on Apple Podcasts [[link removed]] + Spotify [[link removed]] .
As the December oral arguments date for Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization case fast approaches, all eyes are on the Supreme Court. But we’re wondering — what’s happening at the on the ground, at clinics that provide abortions and reproductive health services where persistent, even daily violence against patients and providers goes overlooked and under-addressed?
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