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Two, three, four. Two, three, four. Hello, fellow law nerds. Welcome to another episode of Boom Lawyer, a ReWire News Group podcast hosted by the legal journalism team that is still super fired up about Katajibald Jackson.

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So we have, I don't want to use the word celebrate. I think maybe I'll use

the word commemorate, memorialize perhaps. Yeah. The anniversary, the six-month anniversary of SB8,

that day in September, September 1st, when this law went into effect and the Supreme Court took a hot

48 hours to decide

it's fine. So we decided that we were going to talk to some people on the ground. We talked to

some folks from the Afea Center, which is a black-run reproductive justice group in Texas.

It is full of amazing, badass people. and they were kind enough to take time out of

their extremely busy days to share videos with us about what life is like in Texas on the ground

right now. So you should really check out our Instagram. We posted them to Twitter. Give a look.

Tell us what you think. And it's really important, I think,

to focus this fight on the people on the ground right now. Absolutely. They're really powerful.

And I mean, just, you know, they, in addition to taking any time to do them, they really,

you know, let us know what folks who aren't in Texas can do, like actual steps. And, you know, I mean, we hear from,

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