After the Supreme Court has removed women’s rights to control her own body, what’s next?
“The Supreme Court’s recent attacks on religious freedom and bodily autonomy have made it crystal clear that they consider any rights they disagree with — especially for marginalized communities — to be fair game. In his concurring opinion to overturn Roe v. Wade this summer, Justice Clarence Thomas said he wants to put marriage equality and access to contraception on the court’s chopping block next. That’s why passing a law to enshrine marriage equality in statute instead of judicial opinion is so crucial.” 1
