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abortion activists rally 50 years after roe, an analysis
Wisconsin, US: On the 50th anniversary of the Roe v. Wade U.S. a large number of abortion supporters rallied throughout the beach cities to snow-covered streets in the United States to enlighten the Supreme Court decision that established federal protections for the procedure.
Roe’s overturning in June sparked a flurry of laws in states, dividing them between those that have banned or restricted abortion and others who want to protect the right to abortion. In the time of national count on sexual assaults during Donald Trump’s presidential inauguration, women said it brought state activism into focus after Roe emerged, an incident if of March 2017.
During this rally, many women expressed anger and said that if the fight is bigger than ‘ROE’, then we are not going to cry while staying at home. “This fight is bigger than Roe, They thought that we would stay home and that this would end with Roe — they were wrong.”
Though many Republican states have passed abortion bans. Several others are willing to do so. But on the other hand, those moves were offset by gains.
On ballot measures in Kansas, Michigan, and Kentucky the abortion opponents were defeated. The courts of the states have blocked the laws from taking effect.
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Patients are trying to visit and stay in the states which allow abortions. Or they provide medicare for self-abortion. Democratic-led states are coming forward to help patients in states where abortion is now banned, perhaps because of politics.
The people who are in the rally of women and opposition to the law are saying that it will be helpful to suppress government decisions but on the other side, anti-abortion activists are rapidly working to increase the potential national abortion ban.
The center of the rally this Sunday was Wisconsin. The coming election here could determine the balance of power on the state Supreme Court and the future of abortion rights. But apart from this, rallies were held in many cities and areas of Florida and US Vice President Kamala Harris also gave a provocative and aggressive speech to the crowd. In Madison, many abortion rights supporters marched in the freezing temperature without wearing coats and gloves.
The Vice President said in her speech “Can we be free if families can’t make intimate decisions about their lives?” “And can we be free if so-called leaders claim to be … ‘on the vanguard of liberty’ while they dare to restrict the rights of the American people and attack the very foundation of liberty?”
Counter-protesters were also attracted to this rally. Many religious objections also came to this right of abortion.
Rowe v. In the absence of Wade’s federal protections, abortion rights have become a state-by-state patchwork.
During his presidency, Mr. Trump appointed the biggest names in conservative justices to the US Supreme Court – Justices Neil Gorsuch, Amy Coney Barrett, and Brett Kavanaugh, all of whom worked together to overturn Roe v. Wade. And let me tell you that after the inauguration of Trump in 2017 ie after COVID-19, rallies and women’s protests have become a regular event.
It is expected that there will be a women’s rally in almost every state on Sunday to protest against the abortion ban. It is important to see where the so-called human rights activist and the women’s empowerment center of the world in America stand on this protest! Whether they’re here for feminine or conservative mindset wear.
