"My hopes have been dashed many times, but I have never felt like this," said Joe Pojman, executive director of Texas Alliance for Life.
The pandemic has not dampened the optimism of a resurgent anti-abortion movement that sees a new Texas law banning most abortions as a sign of things to come, and who say they are not done fighting for restrictions even if the Supreme Court's conservative majority rules in their favour later this year.
Britton said abortion opponents already provide spiritual and material help to pregnant women, and society needs to help men feel connected to their children. "This law is cruel and unconstitutional, and I am deeply disappointed that our judicial system has done very little to stop it," said Amy Hagstrom Miller, president of Whole Woman's Health, which operates four abortion clinics in Texas.
"In terms of what the Republicans are planning, I wouldn't put anything off the table. There is almost an excitement, a kind of giddiness within them," Arizona Democratic state Sen. Rebecca Rios said.
Re: women & our so-called freedoms Why is abortion the only right that women have that is march-worthy? I can’t feel safe walking down my street as an adult. I’m stalked by internet. More condoms more love less violence against women & children & fewer guns! That’s march-worthy.
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