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Every Body’s Right: Restoring Reproductive Freedom

By Charles Knight My wife and I were expecting a child in January 1973 when the Supreme Court ruled that the Fourteenth Constitutional Amendment protects the right of a pregnant woman to get an abortion. At that moment, this newly affirmed reproductive right was not personally essential to us. We had planned the pregnancy. Nonetheless, …

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