Will men defy the polls and pundits, and vote as an act of solidarity with the women they love, respect and support?
Supporters of abortion rights rally at the Minnesota Capitol building in St. Paul, following the Supreme Court’s overturning ofThis is for the men—of all ethnic, racial and religious identities—who say they support women’s rights and reproductive justice, and nod in agreement when women say “my body, my choice.”for the men who—based on whatever reasons of religious or secular morality—believe the state should use its coercive power to force women and girls to give birth against their will.
This is for the fathers who vowed that that they would fight for the right of their daughters to be treated with full dignity and respect. This is for the men who have accompanied their significant other to a health clinic for an abortion procedure.There are many elements of societal progress at stake in the upcoming election: crucial issues such as the climate crisis, healthcare, Social Security, racial justice and voting rights, not to mention the very stability and survival of democracy itself.
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