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Opinion: Overturning of Roe v Wade impacts college students

I was born and raised in Montgomery, Ala. and there has never been a positive association with abortion.

Even when I was little I remember when my older cousins and some of their friends would have to devise an elaborate plan to get abortions so that none of our families would find out.

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Looking back on those times, this was not safe but as young women it was something we felt was necessary in order to be viewed as valuable and worthy in our own family and community.

However, society fails to realize there are several circumstances that can cause an unwanted pregnancy ranging from faulty contraceptives, untimely miscarriages, and even situations that involve assault.

So, initially I was shocked by the abortion ban because it did not seem

University were outraged by the court’s decision believing that the government has gone too far and taken away the rights of women to choose what to do with their own body. However, others supported the decision.

Akinola Gonzalez, a graduate student majoring in coastal engineering major from Chicago, said the abortion ban did not affect him but he sees the positive side of overturning Roe v. Wade.

“Our younger generation all have a tendency for making mistakes,” Gonzalez said. “A life should not be taken away for another ...

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The reversing of 50 years of federal access to abortion is mind boggling and leaves a bad taste in my mouth. I don’t know what to expect to lose next.

With abortion laws banned this puts women’s families, health, and safety at risk. There is no protection when it comes to women’s rights ...

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