In a 6-3 decision, the Supreme Court has overturned Roe v. Wade.

This is America Dissected.

I'm your host, Dr. Abdul-Wool-Saturday.

Americans no longer have the right to a safe and legal abortion, according to a 6-3

Supreme Court decision.

As a result, abortion is now illegal in 9 states with another 12 states likely to follow suit

in the near future.

26.6 million women of reproductive age will lose their right to choose.

In another 9 states, the right to abortion hinges on the outcomes of the 2022 election.

Make no mistake, this is an earthquake for reproductive rights, but also for the sanctity

of our democracy itself.

I know there's been a lot written and said about the impact of this decision on reproductive

rights, and I know many of you probably have questions about the legal decision itself

and its health implications.

So today, we're going to do things a bit differently.

For the first half of the show, I'll be joined by Kate Shaw, Professor of Law at Cardozo

Law School, and co-host of Strict Scrutiny.

Together, we'll answer questions submitted by listeners like you about the future of reproductive

rights and health.

Then I'm joined by Dana Nessel, Attorney General of the State of Michigan, where a 1930s abortion

ban is still on the books.

We'll be talking about the ways the democratic state officials like her are fighting to protect

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