The fact that we have medical providers who are making clear the impact of what it would mean for Roe to be overturned, the fact that medical providers have a much clearer understanding of the health of women and the impact, not lawmakers.
Alexis McGill Johnson discusses the implications of overturning Roe v. Wade and the role of medical providers in this debate.
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