Take the worst case. Suppose Roe v. Wade is overruled, who will be affected? The only women who are genuinely affected by restrictive abortion laws are poor women, a voiceless women, and as a very sorry situation.
Ginsburg highlights the disproportionate impact of restrictive abortion laws on poor women.
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