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Standing to my left is kathryn kolbert, who recently retired as the Constance Hess williams 66th director of the center for leadership studies, professor of leadership studies and professional practice in the Political Science department at barnard college. In 1992, she argued the landmark case of planned parenthood v. Casey before the Supreme Court. Since then, she has worked for and overseen different organizations, such as people for the american way. Mary ziegler is a professor at Florida State University College of law. Shes a historian and has written numerous books and articles on this topic. Her new book is titled abortion in america a legal history and is forthcoming soon. Catherine glenn foster is president and ceo of americans united for life. In addition to her work at aul, she serves on the boards of the Christian Legal Society in d. C. , the family policy alliance, and he rockville women center. Shes a fellow with the James Wilson Institute on National Rights and american
Welcome tonights guest for our conversation regarding whether or not the Supreme Courts decision in roe should be overturned. Catherineo my left is colbert who recently retired as the constants had williams 66 director of the center for leadership studies, professor of leadership studies and professional practice in the Political Science department at barnard college. She argued the landmark case of planned parenthood versus casey before the Supreme Court. Fore then, she has worked different organizations such as people for the american way. Is a professor at Florida State University College of law. Shes a historian and has written numerous books and articles on this topic. Her new book is titled abortion in america a legal history. And is forthcoming soon. Catherine foster is president and ceo of americans united for life. Boards of thethe Christian Legal Society in d. C. , the family policy alliance, and the rockville women center. Shes a fellow with the James Wilson Institute on nat
Barnard college. In 1992, she argued the landmark case of planned parenthood versus casey before the Supreme Court. Since then, she has worked for different organizations such as people for the american way. Mary bigler is a professor at Florida State University College of law. Shes a historian and has written numerous books and articles on this topic. Her new book is titled abortion in america a legal history. And is forthcoming soon. Catherine foster is president and ceo of americans united for life. In addition, she serves on the boards of the Christian Legal Society in d. C. , the family policy alliance, and the rockville womens center. Shes a fellow with the James Wilson Institute on national rights. Join me in welcoming our panelists. [applause] we are here to discuss the future of roe. Over the past year or so, there has been a number of state laws and activities about reproductive rights. Some state activity has been to go far in protecting reproductive rights. Other states hav
Case of planned parenthood v. Casey before the Supreme Court. Since then, she has worked for and overseen different organizations, such as people for the american way. Mary bigler is a professor at Florida State University College of law. Shes a historian and has written numerous books and articles on this topic. Her new book is titled abortion in america a legal history and is forthcoming soon. Catherine foster is president and ceo of americans united for life. In addition to her work at aul, she serves on the boards of the Christian Legal Society in d. C. , the family policy alliance, and the rockville women center. Shes a fellow with the James Wilson Institute on National Rights and american founding. Join me in welcoming our three panelists. [applause] ok, so we are here to discuss the future of roe. Over the past year or so, there may be a little bit longer, there has been a number of state laws and activities at the state level about reproductive rights. Some state activity has b