Within a few months, abortion could be illegal in more than half the states. The anti-abortion movement isn't stopping there. Efforts are already underway to impose a nationwide ban on abortion as soon as Republicans regain the White House and Congress, which could happen as soon as 2025.

For the foreseeable future, the real battle for reproductive freedom will be fought in the states, by regular Americans, and their state and local representatives, who are trying to protect this fundamental right while they still can. That means, first and foremost, securing more access.

What all this shows is that the right to an abortion cannot be left at the mercy of individual states - something that few people on either side of this issue genuinely seem to want.

And worst of all is the reality that mainly men are making these decisions for women when there is no commiserate governmental edict controlling any aspect of a man's personal health or autonomous body decisions. As a matter of equal protection, there obviously is none between men and women on this issue.

Abortion was created to control the black race and contribute to the black race's destruction of it's culture to keep the blacks dependent on Democrats.

... as if those exceptional circumstances represent the norm.