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Angel Kai’s* heart sank when she found out she was pregnant again. The 20-year-old had delivered her second child only three months prior. She was on unpaid maternity leave from her job in Amarillo, TX, and she’d just received a $130 electricity bill in the mail that she didn’t know if she’d be able to pay. “Everything that was happening financially was just bad,” she remembers. “I couldn’t have another kid. I knew getting an abortion would be the best thing, because I couldn’t walk up the

The Janes felt only months ago like a warning. Now it feels like a manual for action.

the landmark case of Roe vs. Wade made it constitutional to have an abortion. women were pressured to go through extreme means which lead to their deaths, infection, and other medical illnesses. even after this case, abortion was still frowned upon.

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The plaintiff in the landmark Supreme Court case that set a constitutional right to abortion died.