This is something central to a woman's life, to her dignity.

It's a decision that she must make for herself.

From Kansas, Kentucky and North Carolina, dedicated women marched.

Abortion is fast becoming the new political fault line.

My body, my choice! My body, my choice.

My body, my choice.

Alabama's governor has signed the nation's strictest abortion ban into law.

The Human Life Protection Act outlaws the procedure except when the mother's life is at risk.

This bill is not about pro-life or the right to life.

This bill is about control.

We will not go back.

And we, the people of the United States of America,

documented or undocumented, are having abortions legal or not.

This court will never stop us.

Hey everyone.

Welcome to the final episode of Ordinary Equality Season 2.

I'm Kate Kelly, human rights attorney and feminist activist.

And I'm Jamea Wilson, a writer, editor, and feminist activist. We've covered so much ground

this season, from the history of abortion worldwide to reproductive injustice against people

of color, to the role of religion and abortion, the secret abortion underground

of the 1970s, and what Roe v. Wade left undone. Today, we want to look toward the future of the

abortion conversation. As we learned in previous episodes, the Wright worked for years to systematically

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