MSNBC host Alex Wagner: We need ‘Underground Railroad’ for women seeking abortion ‘freedom’
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MSNBC host Alex Wagner said Wednesday night on her show about abortion, "We need a kind of Underground Railroad for women seeking reproductive freedom."
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Timmaraju responded, "Reproductive rights advocates, particularly women of color leaders or reproductive justice organizations have been shouting for decades about the impact on communities like this and these exact stories for so long."
She added that the "the drip, drip, drip restrictions — targeted restrictions — against abortion providers" had already been making abortion access difficult "to vast parts of this country" such as "rural parts of America" and "women of color who couldn’t access abortion because of restrictions on federal funding."
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