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Two Years Post-Roe: Life in the Aftermath
June 20, 2024
On this episode, we鈥檙e going back into our archives to share an episode that unfortunately still has deep resonance today. Last year, we asked you what a year without Roe has been like in your lives and you responded in droves.
Today, with abortion still banned in 14 states with little exception, life looks a lot like it did last year at this time. So we鈥檙e running it back today and sharing "A Year Without Roe" again, to remind us all of what鈥檚 at stake as abortion is on the ballot this November.
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Kendall Ciesemier
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