Women's reproductive rights have been constantly changing since the 19th century, when abortions were legal, allowed under common law and widely practiced. To better understand where the laws stand now, "The Day Ahead" is going all the way back.
The Unique History Of Women's Reproductive Rights
"The Day Ahead" is exploring the history of women's reproductive rights and all the changes since the 19th century.
Posted: 11:11 a.m. EDT Jul 2, 2018
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