Women’s March Supreme Court protest on first anniversary of Dobbs v. JWHO

Women’s March Supreme Court protest on first anniversary of Dobbs v. JWHO

Pro-choice activist Nadine Seiler of Waldorf, MD, labels the Supreme Court illegitimate at the Women’s March’s rally and march to the Supreme Court on the first anniversary of the Dobbs V. JWHO decision, which reversed the federal right to abortion that stood for 49 years. It returned regulation of abortion to the states, and roughly half acted to ban it immediately. Some of those bans have been reversed by federal court, and more await hearings and decisions. (Photo by Allison Bailey/NurPhoto)

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