Women take pride in their achieved personal rights over the century, and refuse to let them be taken away. The freedom of abortion was all started in 1973 with an activist named Jane Roe. Young women today learn about the rise of woman’s rights in the court case Roe v. Wade in 1973; “a lawsuit claiming that a Texas law criminalized most abortions which violated a woman’s constitutional rights” (McBride, 2006). In the end, women were granted the right to have legal abortions under all circumstances, without being criminalized. Since this court case in 1973,”nearly 53 million legal abortions were performed in the United States” (“Should Abortion Be Legal,”
Women take pride in their achieved personal rights over the century, and refuse to let them be taken away. The freedom of abortion was all started in 1973 with an activist named Jane Roe. Young women today learn about the rise of woman’s rights in the court case Roe v. Wade in 1973; “a lawsuit claiming that a Texas law criminalized most abortions which violated a woman’s constitutional rights” (McBride, 2006). In the end, women were granted the right to have legal abortions under all circumstances, without being criminalized. Since this court case in 1973,”nearly 53 million legal abortions were performed in the United States” (“Should Abortion Be Legal,”