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Abortion rights referendums are winning – with state-by-state battles over rights replacing national debate

  • Written by Rachel Rebouche, Dean, James E. Beasley Professor of Law, Temple University
imageAn anti-abortion activist prays in front of a Planned Parenthood center in Philadelphia in September 2022.Angela Weiss/AFP via Getty Images

The abortion landscape in the U.S. has been upended over the past five months, as many clinics offering the procedure have closed and people have traveled across state borders to obtain abortions where it...

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