Poorest Americans could see biggest impact of reversing Roe v. Wade – By Ariane de Vogue (CNN) / July 30 2021
(CNN)Before her death, Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg recognized that Roe v. Wade — the near 50-year-old landmark opinion establishing a constitutional right to abortion — was in some trouble.
In speeches, she would explain the consequences.
“There will never be a time when women of means will lack choice,” Ginsburg told an audience at Georgetown University Law Center in 2015, because they could travel across state lines to obtain the procedure.
What concerned Ginsburg was the fate of women without means living in states hostile to Roe
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