stuff up, but it s honestly true. together, they help set the strategy for the campaign to overturn a jim crow law in florida, that created a lifetime ban on with felony convictions. there are nine other stories like this across racial solidarity, people saying that we have to refill the pool, and make things work better for all of us. we just have one more minute, but how do people overcome their differences? we hear so much that it is, you, know we cannot talk about race, but you have figured out how. how have you done that? just in a minute. i really just listen to people. people like folks that we are going to hear from next week, brigitte and terrence. bridget is a white woman, white working class, poverty waged, fast food worker, terrence is a black food worker. they were miles apart physically, and in terms of everything that they would ever
investigated, and imprisoned for a miscarriage. for a miscarriage. the only way to stop this the woman of georgia s to stop brian kemp. you know lauren, a lot of people say abortion is health care and it s often put out there as a talking point but can you talk about how in the last few weeks a lot of americans including the ones turn and record numbers down in georgia understand the life and death stakes when women don t have access to the full slate of reproductive health care including abortion? absolutely. a couple of hours earlier this evening zerlina stacey abrams convened some women who had suffered pregnancy loss in georgia, and we re joined by 500 women in on zoom to listen in solidarity. then we got to work in organizing after the conference. but those women share that miscarriage in a pregnancy loss looks like a medical abortion in many cases, and now we have district attorneys on the record in georgia saying they may be forced and law enforcement is going to hav