rates to shoot up? have there been some sort of influx of people running out to adopt children and bring them into their homes? because i have not seen that. well, i think we are pointing to right here, tiffany is the fact that white supremacy is firmly immersed in this abortion rights by. there are folks who are clearly understand the impacts of taking away abortion access to communities, particularly low income communities. black, indigenous, brown, people of color communities, we know are going to be the most impacted. not only are we not seeing increased adoption rates, he s also some of the states that have the most restrictive access to abortion, are also the states that have the highest maternal mortality rates. so they will kill care about if black families, our communities of color, because the reality is that white supremacy is so much aligned with the
i don t want there to be laws in place it came more difficult for the most vulnerable population of the country to protect themselves. that is not the problem, the issue is not training, and the issues when you have people in georgia and texas saying that you do not need training, you do not need a permit. that is a problem. when you have this unfettered access to guns. that is the fundamental issue. what people need to understand, and what this battle is about being drawn here, is that conservatives are desperate to return back to state right. this is going to be except for when it comes to guns. you want to use this for the supreme court on the federal side. the battleship that we are dealing with is that they are willing to change a significant number of laws in order to achieve that. whether we are talking about abortion. or guns. we are not going to talk to these issues until the battlegrounds are drawn with state rights. democrats need to prepare for this. joe biden should have
abortion is fundamental to our autonomy and our quality. and let s be honest, thousands and thousands of men, white men have been benefited from abortion. access to abortion as a human rights issue. it is much broader than a woman s right to choose, solely. abortion benefits are communities, it makes our families healthier, it makes our families safer, and we have advanced our culture and our society with access to safe abortions for these last 50 years. people deserve to make the decisions about their bodies, about their families, and about their futures. some people deserve to dream of a future for themselves with fundamental equality and autonomy, no matter what the generous. yeah, and if it is highly unfortunate that this rioters been taken away from women, i want to thank you all for this conversation, and trying to put all this into perspective. because it is very frustrating for our viewers, i imagine. so erin haines, michel cullen, and amy how shall miller, thank you so much.
together to ensure that patients can get the care they need. patients can go to abortion finder.org, to identify appointments. there s the national network of abortion on state and by resources and help a patient allegation, but the reality is the system isn t set up to absorb the entire country. we are talking about a little less than half of the country, we are taking all of the patients for the entire country. and that is really where the challenges. the abortion infrastructure is already challenged by so many restrictions over the last decade, in particular. and so what we will see is a public health crisis. what we will see is people being forced into pregnancy because they will not be able to get out of state. and we have seen even more extreme policies being introduced in other states, to criminalize even seeking
this is for mississippi women, girls, and pregnant people, they want to travel across the country, as aimee said. in mississippi, the closest clinic will be in illinois. this is over the border of tennessee and missouri. this is a lot. you re talking about the majority of the south. this is not just mississippi. we are talking about people from louisiana, alabama, tennessee, and mississippi. basically, seeking refuge in illinois for abortion health care. it is a frightening thought, aaron. we are watching coverages yesterday and the frustrating thing was that we can offer to send that this is a two sided issue. the majority of americans supported roe. when you take this right away, it is such a small pocket of women, and yesterday i saw it again. they treat it like some people will wait, is some people feel this way, some feel that way. this contrasts the beliefs of