Women in Boston are gathering to sip Chardonnay and pack abortion pills for women living in states where abortions are illegal or difficult to obtain.
On today’s episode of The Spectator P.M. Podcast, Ellie Gardey Holmes and Aubrey Gulick discuss chemical abortions and the impact feminism has on women and society. (READ MORE: <a href="https://spectator.org/tim-walzs-message-on-murdering-babies-mind-your-own-damn-business/">Tim Walz’s Message on Murdering Babies: ‘Mind Your Own Damn Business’</a>)
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Women in Boston are gathering to sip Chardonnay and pack abortion pills for women living in states where abortions are illegal or difficult to obtain.{ai:summary}In Boston, women are clinking glasses of Chardonnay while packing abortion pills for those in states where the procedure is under siege. Ellie Gardey Holmes and Aubrey Gulick dissect the link between feminism and the ongoing battle over reproductive rights in their latest podcast episode. Join their conversation for a sharp analysis of this charged issue—where actions speak louder than cocktail chatter—and the stakes couldn't be higher. #society