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An abortion opponent yells at a pro-choice demonstrator in front of the Supreme Court building in Washington D.C. on January 27, 2017. (Photo: Michael Robinson Chavez/The Washington Post via Getty Images)
An international reproductive rights group on Thursday warned that the anti-choice movement has grown increasingly dangerous in recent years, with violent extremist groups gaining influence in state legislatures--resulting in some of the most extreme anti-choice laws being passed since Roe vs. Wade affirmed in 1973 that women in the U.S. have the right to abortion care.
\u201cYes, I'm worried about the global opposition to #SRHR and you should be too. Read why in this story by @JessicaGlenza https://t.co/O7o1hQsW3O\u201d— Anu Kumar (@Anu Kumar) 1625764000
"What's hard for Americans to understand is the actions by these extremists seem very hyperlocal. These are connected movements and the rightwing extremism is actually transnational." --Anu Kumar, Ipas
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An international reproductive rights group on Thursday warned that the anti-choice movement has grown increasingly dangerous in recent years, with violent extremist groups gaining influence in state legislatures--resulting in some of the most extreme anti-choice laws being passed since Roe vs. Wade affirmed in 1973 that women in the U.S. have the right to abortion care.
\u201cYes, I'm worried about the global opposition to #SRHR and you should be too. Read why in this story by @JessicaGlenza https://t.co/O7o1hQsW3O\u201d— Anu Kumar (@Anu Kumar) 1625764000
"What's hard for Americans to understand is the actions by these extremists seem very hyperlocal. These are connected movements and the rightwing extremism is actually transnational." --Anu Kumar, Ipas
An international reproductive rights group on Thursday warned that the anti-choice movement has grown increasingly dangerous in recent years, with violent extremist groups gaining influence in state legislatures--resulting in some of the most extreme anti-choice laws being passed since Roe vs. Wade affirmed in 1973 that women in the U.S. have the right to abortion care.
\u201cYes, I'm worried about the global opposition to #SRHR and you should be too. Read why in this story by @JessicaGlenza https://t.co/O7o1hQsW3O\u201d— Anu Kumar (@Anu Kumar) 1625764000
"What's hard for Americans to understand is the actions by these extremists seem very hyperlocal. These are connected movements and the rightwing extremism is actually transnational." --Anu Kumar, Ipas