Folks, there's going to be some curse words in this episode.

Not by me, sadly.

I wish, but you've been warned.

At Glastonbury, that huge music festival that takes place in England every year,

it wasn't just artists who took the stage last month.

So did abortion.

I need everybody in the audience right now to say,

my buddy, my motherfucking choice.

One more time.

The weekend's music was overshadowed by the U.S. Supreme Court's decision

to overturn Roe versus Wade,

and among the American artists who performed,

the backlash was swift.

I'm devastated and terrified.

And so many women and so many girls are going to die because of this.

But is making a moment on stage go viral enough to start a movement?

I'm Gustavo Ariano.

You're listening to The Times, Daily News from the LA Times.

It's Thursday, July 21st, 2022.

Today, the young artists taking on abortion rights in the United States and the 90s feminist rock stars who've been here before.

Thank you. and the 90s feminist rock stars who've been here before. My late times colleague and music reporter, Susie Expocedo,

recently looked into these rockers who protest past and present.

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