The party reaffirmed its commitment to women with that. It may be just politicking to invite her to speak, but it matters.
I can't believe we are still fighting about women's bodily autonomy. I'm 27. I did a paper in highschool on RU-486 and the history of birth control and abortion in the US and their legality (Yeah, in 10th grade, I didn't really know what a feminist was, but I clearly already was one, since we got to pick our own topics for our little historical analysis of a specific political issue). At that time, even in my deeply evangelical, fairly fundie Christian community and school (public school, but still more overtly religious than many of the private religious schools my friends attended) the legality of abortion was accepted and people tended to be pro-choice even if they were morally opposed to it.
And now, it's a real issue in the Presidential election.
So thank God for people speaking out in favor of reproductive justice.
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