Abortion is fast becoming the new political fault line.

The Supreme Court has now granted a Trump administration request to limit access to a drug for abortions in early pregnancy.

My body, my choice!

Abortion is one of the most divisive issues in America today.

And abortion access means so much to so many people.

Abortion means honoring the human dignity and the sacred worth of every person.

Liberation.

A context in which people are not shamed for the decisions that they make.

Equity. It means women that they make. Equity.

It means women's citizenship fulfilled.

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

And I'm Jamea Wilson, a writer, editor, and new co-host of Season 2 of Ordinary Equality. Last season, we talked about the past, present, and future of the Equal Rights Amendment, or ERA.

And if you remember, we discussed how the anti-ERA crowd uses abortion as a rally and cry against it.

Opponents sometimes even called the ERA the everything related to abortion amendment. So this season,

we're covering just about everything related to abortion. The story many of us were told about

abortion's history is actually wrong. We're going to complicate the narrative. The true story

of abortion history involves acts of resistance from disenfranchised women all across the country.

And what we had was a completely woman-run underground feminist abortion service.

And Jane was the code name we used.

Black women have been fighting for reproductive self-determination since our arrival in this

country. The story involves a calculated effort to discredit women and people of all marginalized genders,

and use anti-abortion rhetoric for political power. It had to be packaged as something bigger.

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