BALTIMORE (VINnews) — History was made when the Supreme Court overturned Roe vs. Wade, the landmark ruling that established the constitutional right to abortion since 1973. Which now means that abortion rights will be rolled back in nearly half of all states giving individual states the power to set their own abortion laws. And the rallies and headlines by abortion-rights activists has been ongoing. From their standpoint it is their refusal to acknowledge a fetus as human.
With us to talk more about this topic is Marie “Miriam” Fischer, originally from Memphis Tennessee, is a resident of Baltimore City. Marie has worked as a freelance political consultant on various State of Maryland campaigns, and serves as the Director for Community relations for #JEXIT, amongst other political causes.
Marie, talked about the political climate since the the overturn of Roe vs.Wade in the state of Maryland, and why people are so cold about abortion, and not just agree that abortion should not be used as a form of birth control, and only in the case of where it would endanger the mother physically and mentally, such as rape, and incest.
Marie discussed her thoughts on whether the overturn will affect upcoming elections.
Also during the interview Marie was very outspoken about how as a black Jewish woman, she is dealing more with antisemitism than racism, and how that is just part of the culture today.
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Excellent interview. Miriam raises a lot of great points.