Abortion Rights in South Carolina
Many courthouses around the nation, including the steps of the Supreme Court, erupted in protest in the wake of the Dobbs v. Jackson decision this summer.
American women marched and chanted in opposition of what they alleged to be severe government intervention into private matters.
Though the immediate aftermath was felt across the world- with Britain, France, and Germany’s leaders publicly condemning the decision-, the long-term effects of this decision are only beginning to surface.
“I feel that if you are not a woman, and you are not in that particular woman’s shoes you should not have the right to control whether or not she carries into the world a new life.” said Ivy Grenage, a former Winthrop History Education major.
Grenage’s sentiment is not unpopular in the ...
