It's Monday, June 27. I'm Priyanka Arabandi.

And I'm Josie Duffy Rice and this is What a Day. We're going to jump straight into

the show because of the major historic news from late last week. Friday the Supreme Court

World 6-3 to overturn Roe v Wade and throughout the weekend people took to the streets.

I'm angry, upset and frankly motivated more than ever to push for change.

That's some of the sound from protests all across the country since the news was announced.

The ruling left many people, including us, frankly, devastated and scared.

Yeah, it's not been a pleasant weekend to even say it lightly. We wanted to hear from as

many of you as we could about your own thoughts, you know, give you space to share how you're

feeling, what you're thinking, let you vent. This is from Kirsten and Salt Lake City, Utah.

I am also someone who had an unplanned pregnancy. I personally chose to keep my child and

he is now a seven-year-old who is the light of my life. Having said all of that, it makes

me very emotional and angry at the idea of forcing anyone to do this. I have really the

best case scenario and as far as single parenting goes and it's still incredibly difficult.

It's expensive. It's extremely lonely. It is just draining in every way possible. I am

still happy with the choice that I made. But when I think of people who do not have my

privilege and who don't want to be a parent, it breaks my heart what all of this means

for them.

Yeah, well, my biggest takeaway from that was that she said, like, I'm happy with my choice.

She had the ability to kind of choose what happened to her, her future, her body for

that period of time and afterwards. That's everything.

Yeah, absolutely. Here's another one. This is from an anonymous listener who works at

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