Roe v. Wade

What does the future of reproductive rights look like? And how did we get here?

On this episode, host Jason V. talks with Tanay Lynn Harris, Director of The Bloom Collective. Tanay spent her childhood up and down the East Coast living with different parts of her large family, and the communal lessons she learned now allows her to provide holistic care to pregnant families.

We’ll go On the Record with a mother of seven and the director of Life, Justice and Peace for the Archdiocese of Baltimore, a nurse-midwife who co-owns a new abortion clinic opening soon in Maryland, and a leader of the “Baltimore Abortion Fund,” to ask how the Supreme Court’s decree against federal abortion rights shapes their work and prospects.

Voters affirmed abortion rights three decades ago.

Abortion is still legal in Maryland but triggers bans in other states.

Abortion rights advocates rallied in Baltimore last night as fallout continues from the leaked Supreme Court draft opinion on Roe v. Wade. Some legal experts say Maryland could become a destination for abortion services. The state has surpassed the five percent positivity rate for COVID as daily cases continue to top 1,000. In Baltimore County, the council decided to hold off on establishing a police accountability board. And after nearly two years of remote education, Baltimore County schools are struggling to get a handle on in school violence and bullying.

Dozens showed up to protest a Supreme Court draft ruling to overturn Roe v. Wade, which leaked Monday.

More than 100 people marched from Baltimore’s federal courthouse to City Hall Saturday chanting “No inauguration until confirmation” and “Vote him out” as…