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prison. and while this lawsuit is focus just on the texas ban, several states are facing several crises. about half of the country has now banned abortion or severely limited the procedure leaving women and doctors with few options. joining me now is regina davis must, president and ceo of in our own voice, and justice organization. and dr. wendy goodall mcdonald, a board certified ob/gyn based in chicago. it s good that both of you with us. dr. goodall mcdonald i d like to start with you. you are one of the women who testified this week, she was pregnant with one of the twins, one of the twins had a fatal condition called acrania, and the longer she carried the fetus, the more it put the other twin at risk. and we see clearly that abortions are unnecessary part of reproductive health care. how common are these types of
i think that this is just showing us across the boar that our opposition has been very strategic about policin folks in positions of powe that will help them move forward down the courts. this is just an example of a individual in a position o power that is not making decisions based on what th people need, not even based on medical facts or anything, they re just trying to move political agenda because what s at the root o all of this is that there ar certain people who are reall focused on staying in power, and there are certain people very focused on keeping certai people out of power. they are using our bodie unfortunately, as politica pawns to move a politica agenda i want to ask you a littl bit about systemic racism in our health care system dr. goodall, mcdonald if there s a new study of a healt system in pennsylvania tha shows that hospitals are mor likely to give a drug tests to black pregnant women
this reprieve will b short-lived. this is the next frontier in limiting women s options whe it comes to the reproductive rights, and further adds to th confusion around what is and isn t available to women joining me now to discuss, doctor wendy goodall-mcdonald, board certified ob/gyn and monica simpson, executiv director sister song women o color reproductive justice collective great to have both both of you with us. dr. goodall mcdonald, i ll start with you justice alito granted th justice department s request t preserve the status quo, mifepristone fo mifepristone access unti wednesday, i believe but let s not forget, he als wrote the courts decision that overturned roe last summer what do you hope, you know, or what hope do you have that the court will maintain the fda original approval? i would like to have a hope i think it s important t understand the evolution o what just happened
rate three times higher than white women in childbirth. when you see all this coming together including the six-wee bans and states like georgia nursing in florida, it s pushing axis out of reach fo folks. and that is not what the peopl of asked for, we have seen countless studies countles holes done that this is no what folks in the south ar asking for this is not what anyone asking for they re asking for more access they re asking to be able to make their own decisions about their bodies, their families and their futures. what we are getting instead in the south are politicians wh are more focused on politica agendas than actually providin care and ensuring that the people in their states can actually thrive every single time monika simpson, dr. goodall mcdonald, thank you very much. greatly appreciate you insights this evening. ahead, the gop s fake argument about protecting children. we re gonna break it down fo you. tide is busting laundry s biggest myth. that cold water can t