The Deeper Dig: Vermont wasn't always a safe haven for reproductive rights

The Vermont Women’s Health Center, founded 50 years ago, was the first place in the state to provide legal, elective abortion. It survived a ballot referendum, a fire and an onslaught of out-of-state protesters.

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