My mind changed just being so deep into my church. And it wasn’t until later on, years later, that I started to realize, like, wait a minute, it should not be a partisan thing. It should be about humanity, humanity and then what is best, because what may be good for me may not be good for the other person. But the freedom to make that decision has to be there.
Cori Bush discusses the importance of humanity over partisanship in making decisions about reproductive rights.
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