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Full Discussion of Roe V Wade

This video is the full discussion by Tamar Manasseh of the nonprofit We Are JANE and others about what we need to know about the appeal of Roe V Wa...

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In the late 60's before Roe, a brave bunch of young, courageous women got together on their University of Chicago campus, and formed, "The Janes". ...

How to talk about Abortion in your Community

The fall of Roe v Wade is part of a concerted, white supremacist, radical Evangelical effort to strip the most marginalized of their autonomy and d...

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I became a Jane because it is the resistance. And because I’m pissed off. As a Black woman in this country, I’m tired of being afraid. I have to be afraid of what the next right to be taken from me will be. I have to be afraid of my children being shot down in the streets or maybe even in a classroom. I have to be afraid of what the overturning of Roe means for my daughter, my nieces, and all of the other young women in my life. I am tired of feeling helpless. I am tired of swearing at my television screen. I am tired of waiting for November. I wanted to. I NEEDED to do something NOW. And becoming a JANE gives me an opportunity to do something meaningful, every day. Every time I put on that T-shirt, I am activated. It’s not only an expression of my inner rage, it says, I’m a fighter. I’m a woman who will fight to protect the human right G-d and the constitution endowed me with. It says I believe in a woman's right to make her own decisions regarding her body. It says I am an ally, a resource for other women and girls who so badly need it right now. It says F*ck Clarence Thomas Taney! It says WE WON’T GO BACK!

JANE / CHICAGO, IL

I have never personally had an abortion but I have paid for my son's girlfriend to have one. I was born in 1962 — I remember when Roe was ruled on. We cannot go back to back-alley abortions.
(Published in Washington Post)

JANE / Cleveland, Ohio