In a complaint filed on September 14, a nurse refers to one gynecologist working with a Georgia immigration detention center as “the uterus collector.”
“It’s time to center the voices of the vast majority of Native Americans who trust people to make private decisions about their reproductive health care without government interference.”
In a surprise 5-to-4 ruling, SCOTUS saved 53 percent of the state’s pregnant people from having to travel more than 150 miles for the medical procedure.
Federal courts ruled against Republican-controlled states Texas, Alabama and Ohio, where officials ordered abortion providers to stop providing services during the pandemic.
“When we can’t access the health care we need, we’re denied freedom, safety and autonomy in our bodies and lives,” says abortion rights activist Marcela Howell.
